If you're going to lie about buying a house on Twitter, you'd better make sure you brag about it as well. I mean, you're already setting yourself up for Twitter's squad of Truth Warriors to come storming your throne of lies with sweet 'n honest justice, so f**k it, right?
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Life is full of attempts, large and small. Sometimes you're trying to make a good point in a friendly argument. Sometimes you're trying to make a wholesome PTA event. Sometimes you're just trying to look good. More times than you'd like, however, failure will follow.
These people must have strong necks and hard skulls to hold all that heavy brain in. It's a miracle they can handle those big, sopping brains, wet with armchair philosophies about Nietsche and dark matter.
Would you look at the big brains on these folks. It's a miracle they can even hold their heads up under the weight of all that ego. Of course there's no way to prove any of these people are actually as smart as they say. What we do know is that they sure like bragging.
Why do people on the internet love to lie so much? They have almost no reason to, and they're bad at it! That's why it gives us so much pleasure to see random guardians of the internet take down these lying liars with great big buckets of truth.
A whole lot of these center on customers who seem hellbent on spewing pure BS-ridden reviews. Some people just insist on being mad at the world for no reason other than their desire to bring other people down with them.
