We've all happened upon that one seemingly innocent word that we think we know how to say out loud, until we actually go to say it. Twitter user @alau2, started up a viral thread that has Twitter users sharing the words they can't pronounce for the life of them.
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Twitter user @Adamhill1212 started a thread on the most painful toys you can accidentally step on. The resulting tweets hit on all the painful reminders, with the key theme being LEGOs! Seriously, screw those sneaky bastards. The bottoms of my feet started crying out in pain just thinking about the old days of walking around and suddenly feeling like I got stabbed with a rock in the bottom of my foot.
Working at McDonald's might subject you to the peak of customer service BS. The struggle is painfully real in these memes and tweets. You can just feel the frustration bubbling over in these moments.
On a different note, but with McDonald's in mind, did you happen to see those dudes discover a hack for free McDonald's? If not check that out here. We can only imagine what kind of chaos that might've created in restaurants!
When Twitter User, Adrian Harewood, showed up to work wearing mismatched shoes, and lived to tweet about it; the rest of Twitter stepped forward to offer up their own experiences not being able to show up with their sh*t fully put together. The resulting thread is brimming with panicked moments that we all might (unfortunately) be able to relate to, when we weren't having our best days.
A recent Twitter thread from @thesarahkelly, kickstarted a discussion between Twitter users about their worst first date experiences. If anything these harrowing memories serve as aggressive reminders that you never know what kind of lunacy could exist behind that next blind date. Always show up prepared for the worst.
If this Twitter thread left you wanting more juicy dating gossip and fails from the wild world of modern dating, then check out a fresh batch of fails and wins from Tinder. Doesn't get much more shameless than whatever that dating app can churn up.
Guys are sharing those "typically girly" things that they enjoy doing as well in a wonderfully insightful AskReddit thread. Maybe you're a dude and all you want to do after a long day is settle into a hot bath of water with your favorite, extra potent Bath & Body Works.
The following list of tweets and texting screenshots serve as a solid case for why you might want to go and get blitzed out of your mind, lost in the sauce beyond repair; OR a strong reminder in why alcohol is no friend of yours. There's one thing for sure, and that's that we are a bunch of Fail-savvy animals when someone breaks out the bottle.
What a catastrophic waste of mac and cheese! Seriously, the act that Kevin sat down and let a whole bowl go to waste while warding off a couple robbers, still gets us going to this day. The rest of these things about movies that still bother people will probably awaken your frustration as well.
Redditors are sharing the things that Americans are genuinely better at than the rest of the world. This is just the kind of thread that's bound to stir up some passionate debate. Are they really accurate answers, or just Americans getting all kinds of cocky about what they're good at.
The reasons behind parents telling their kids lies when they were growing up span from the goodhearted to sly amusement to outright cruelty. Twitter users are getting deep with this viral Twitter thread about what lies they were told as impressionable kids just trying to find their way, while growing up.
For a lighter note check out the toddler years summed up in 13 hysterical images.
Twitter user @guiltyart, started up the kind of thread that gets the waterworks going. Are you ready to cry your eyes out? Alrighty, then by all means take a deep dive into this emotional Twitter thread about all the movies that managed to break people inside. Sometimes a storyline or a scene in particular just hits you right in the damn feels, and there's nothing you can do about it.
