This Goat owner is not having anyone's BS. In this case, we're dealing with a situation allegedly involving the kidnapping and mistreatment of goats, by vegan activists. Read up on the post, and then make of it what you will. Pretty crazy either way. Wonder what the other parts of this drama-packed tale are.
As technology surrounds us in its cold, lifeless iron grip, more and more old people are having to come to terms with social media as a part of daily life. They have, by no means mastered it. The people over at r/oldpeoplefacebook are committed to documenting this process, as well as the foibles that come with it.
Old but gold and also weird. Last year a facebook post of this strange conversation featured an apparently very defensive James Barrett's wife taking over JB's facebook account to deliver a prickly message to someone whose only crime was planning to draw vegetables. Anyway the lack of context, unbridled aggression and overt weirdness caused it to be shared thousands of times. Plus, it spawned a bunch of memes. It became the viral sensation known as "James Barret's Wife"
Just picture the vows for this vegan bridezilla. "I, Karen, a vegan..." No matter how slice and dice this Facebook post, it is brimming with cringe. Does she want to alienate her family ASAP, or what. There were other ways to go about this. I think. That being said, the comments section had their way with her.
Chad, what have you done. If you came for the comments, you will NOT be disappointed. A whole lot of people must've been blocked after this guy shared his body modification life update. He warned 'em! Be rude and get blocked. Man, he just teed himself up for a roasting on par with the best of them, in the comments section. This takes us back to that one time an Anti-Vaxxer asked a stupid question, and the comments section stepped up with all the stupid prizes. Check that out here if you haven't seen it yet.
Everyone needs to read this woman's insightful Facebook post amidst the whole college admission's scandal dominating our news feeds.
This one's an emotional rollercoaster. I can't believe people like this exist! This bride is in serious need of a swift reality check. Who'd want to show up at this wedding? Unless you enjoy watching an emotional implosion that would seem all but inevitable.
Sometimes the mouth breathers of the internet serve up the kind of fail that others can't resist calling out. And in this case, we're dealing with 14 times the stupid was too strong in a status to NOT avoid getting absolutely destroyed.
The comments section had their way with this dude. Apparently he cut off his ankle monitor, and hit the road. From there the Mason County Sheriff's Department posted a wanted ad for the runaway criminal. The comments section stepped up (or down?) to roast the guy to oblivion. No short joke was spared in this comments section roasting.
This isn't the first time the comments section has roasted a criminal to sweet oblivion. Check out that recent time the guy with the huge head got absolutely REKT in the comments section, here!
This is the kind of emotionally-stirring post, centered on courage and selflessness in the face of true tragedy that has the ability to reawaken an idle faith in humanity. Seriously. It doesn't get much more powerful than this. As for the nurse, it sounds like she's since discovered word of this post, thanks to social media doing some good in the world; and she's connected with the brother who left the post on Facebook.
What a dark and cruel world! You mean to tell me that people, helpful people, don't offer their professional services for free just cause they live in your neighborhood?! The humanity! This woman (choosing beggar) was in for a wakeup call when she learned that lesson firsthand, for herself.
While most people are decent, there's a persistent few who get a sick thrill out of lying on the internet. People will post false information, claim credit for things they didn't do, and make up fake stories, even if they can easily be proven false. That's why we get a thrill out of these people who get called out for their total BS.
Holy crap, a facebook comments section that approaches the topic of race with tact, humor, and good vibes? It's a modern day unicorn! In a similarly constructive vein, here's a war veteran's insightful post about negative stereotyping.
