Here's some classic childish behavior. We still don't know what goes through these people's minds that makes them think that they can act like this. It's funny that the moment someone can't have something they want for free, it's "garbage anyway." All of this hate for some free makeup, too.
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Maybe she was speeding off toward a place Far Far Away. Either way leave it to the ruthless trolls of Twitter to step up and roast someone to oblivion who can't keep it under the speed limit, while wearing Shrek makeup to boot.
Memes are everywhere. Go ahead, Google "meme" and see what happens. See what I meme?
I swear, I didn't mean to make that pun. It just happened, and that just proves my point.
In the spirit of the meme takeover, some makeup artists are putting memes where you'll always see them, sort of. Non-binary makeup artist Jenny, who started the trend, got the idea from a rash and a SpongeBob episode. It has since been blowing up on Twitter, and they look really weird and cool.
Bold and Brash - Squidward Tentacles (2001) pic.twitter.com/TiYApsIuam
— what in menstruation (@thai_brows) March 13, 2017
I can't wait to get dat boi on the back of my eyes.
These eyebrow touch-ups, tattoos, sin-stains, whatever constitute 'FAIL' in every damn sense of the word, and then some dude. Leafing through these I genuinely felt my balls shrivel up in fear. Picturing walking by one of these nightmare hellfaces in a dark alleyway at the end of a long night, in no way failed to shoot a cold chill down the back of my spine. A few of these terror masks are what I'd imagine seeing gatekeeping the fiery gates of fucking hell.
But hey. Whatever. All done for the sake of attaining that higher, top-shelf kind of beauty to get an eyebrow raise from the rest of the world, right? Riiight?
