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Tinderers either pull it off with the shameless and cheesy pickup lines, or get ghosted like it's a profession. At the very least, the wild world of Tinder makes for a very entertaining selection of people wiping out with poorly chosen words, or actually looking like smooth silver tongues. 

Well isn't Tinder a wonderful and twisted social experiment. It's a dating app that simply brings together all kinds of people that never would've struck up a conversation in the first place. Enjoy this fresh round of hopeless romantics trying out the very best and worst of their cheesy pickup lines. 

Rob came out strong in this conversation on one of the many ridiculous dating apps. It looks like he thought he'd try an approach of giving his match some intentionally negative attention. It only ended up contributing toward Rob's ultimate downfall in the end. 

We're back at it again with a fresh roster of Tinder users striking out and occasionally actually getting somewhere.The dating app really manages to bring out people's wildest and most immature sides. 

This soldier was on the hunt for some love before they get deployed. It seems like this particular match hit it off. Things went so well that they even exchanged Snapchats. Isn't that the modern day equivalent of getting down on bended knee? 

The wild world of Tinder never fails to leave us impressed and utterly confused over how some of these people come up with this sh*t. It's like the app serves as a stage for people to break out the best and very worst of whatever kinds of pickup lines and cheesy one-liners they have lying around. 

Ah, good old Tinder. It's like people get on the app to bust out the very best and worst of their pickup lines, just to see how badly things can go. And even then, sometimes Tinder users actually find themselves defying the odds and getting somewhere in the process. 

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their biggest online dating fails. Sounds like a whole lot of those dating apps are just designed to let people fail over and over again. What a strange time to be alive, and an even weirder time to try and find a suitable date. 

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of wins and fails from the wild world of Tinder. Some people right swipe and actually manage to make some magic happen, while others just fail hard. 

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of people failing and occasionally actually getting somewhere in the wild world of Tinder. Tinder can be a general madhouse most of the time, but at least we get to enjoy the ridiculous pickup lines and other acts of crude and immature humor. 

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of Tinder users either failing in epic fashion, or actually getting somewhere with the shameless pickup lines. It's remarkable how some of these people actually managed to get somewhere with their matches. 

Kyle has zero game. The dude was out there apparently trying to snapchat multiple girls at once. He ended up accidentally starting up a group chat, and things escalated from there, but definitely not in his favor. Sorry Kyle, but you've got zero game, my dude. Zero. 

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of Tinder users failing and winning on an app that so many folks seem to have a hard time taking seriously. Maybe it's just a defense mechanism. 

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of Tinder's winners and losers. The dating app never fails to leave us amazed with just how far someone will go in their attempt to fail in epic fashion with an absolutely terrible pickup line, or those rare times when something actually falls through the cracks and works. 

We're back at it again with a fresh collection of Tinder users actually finding some success in a dating app dominated by failed attempts; but don't think we forgot about the failed attempts as well. We're all just trying to find love in a loveless world. 

Someone on AskReddit asked for app developers/programmers to share the dumbest ideas they'd ever had proposed to them. No doubt, a lot of these must've seen like "the next best thing" at the time. The real question is what kinds of substances were involved in the creation of these ideas.