holidays

This gift just brought the holiday together, Ivanka Trump. You better believe she was ready to chime in on MLK Day. Naturally, whatever she said was prime for the trolling...

The entertainment we derived from these holiday "gifts" is a treasure of the keeping in and of itself. Seriously, we're not sure if the gift-givers were straight up trolling; or genuinely devoid of creativity and/or hearts altogether. 

The Queen of Christmas has spoken. Yes, when Ryan Seacrest took to Twitter to ask the world when it's appropriate to take down that Christmas tree, he should've known that Mariah Carey would step up to the plate and offer her undeniably authentic opinion. Do you guys agree, or is Carey getting a bit carried away on this one?

Mom's heart was in the right place. BUT, moving past that, this is a golden example of the (unanticipated) perils encompassing initials. Yes, poor mom just wanted to get her daughter a meaningful thermos for the holidays. Unfortunately, she overlooked a devastating, inevitable result for when the gift was finally engraved. 

"Dumb" might be the wrong word to use to describe these. The nativity scene one for instance, that's rocking the Bumble cameo....amazing.

These go to show that the struggle can ALWAYS get worse. 

Apparently, a surprising number of people out there are entirely ready to put the whole idea of Secret Santa to rest. You could say Twitter was stormed by the displeased folks. 

These are TOO precious. Shoutout to the girl asking for her brother who was getting bullied at school to get new friends to stand up for him. Talk about selfless. Low-key faith in humanity restored thanks to her. 

It's a bit of a disgrace even trying to call these 'ugly'. Honestly, we're pretty impressed with these! 

What better way to spread sadistic holiday cheer than to storm Twitter with unforgettable stories of gift-giving disasters? These little stories are equal parts helpless disaster, savagery, and ON OCCASION....actually thoughtfully sweet. 

Former White House Press Secretary, Sean Spicer, mistakenly shared a picture on Instagram, of a copy of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" calling it FDR's book of Christmas carols. Missed the mark just a bit on that one, huh Spicer?

These are the kind of maddening problems that make up the soul-grinding process of working as a mall Santa. 'Tis no easy task, to say the least. 

This sassy baby who isn't the biggest fan of Santa, just roasted the hell out of Mr. Claus without uttering a mere word.