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It shouldn't come as any surprise that Satan's Twitter game is devilishly clever. He's taken to Twitter more recently to spice up the mess with his own hot takes on the madness of existence, and how he feels about the land down under. 

A simple act of kindness can go a long way. Twitter user, @RafiDAngelo, shares a powerful story about his experience growing up in the church. 

Over 20,000 people have petitioned Netflix to cancel "Good Omens." The big and beautiful fail here though is that "Good Omens" is actually an Amazon Prime show. Ha! The Christian campaign called "Return to Order" is seemingly destined for nothing but one big whopping failure. 

The petition has issues with the relationship between the show's angel and demon, as well as the God character being voiced by a woman. It references the show as being another step towards making Satanism "normal, light, and acceptable." 

Neil Gaiman who began creating the series following the request of Terry Pratchett, has trolled the campaign to sweet perfection on Twitter. 

They for real censored the Mona Lisa. THE MONA LISA. We're not sure who championed this censorship cause, but the ensuing "fails" are just our kind of jam. 

PreachersNSneakers is on a mission to call out all the pastors that are rocking some seriously pricey swag. They set to accomplish this by throwing in price tags next to the different pics of expensive sneaks that they've found. Seems like they're already making some waves! 

The Church of Satan is NOT messing around with their Twitter game. They regularly get jabbed by trolls looking to get a rise out of them on Twitter, and seem to have their banter worked out to a science. 

Misfortune follows us throughout our lives. Sometimes you're trying to insult a celebrity. Sometimes you're trying to skip in front of traffic like a douche. Sometimes you're trying to give a person a compliment, create a work of art or fix something to the best of your ability. On all sides of the spectrum, there is failure.

Tumblr users put their heads together to work themselves into a hysterical fit over what an "angel" could look like, if you ever come across one. The results could be viewed as absolutely terrifying. Some of the images provided fit the bill for what some of us describe as a monster, even. 

These are not the kind of stressful realizations you want to find yourself confronting. Gotta keep your eyes peeled for that Kung Fu Master with the God Complex, man...

It's the surprisingly valid question nobody ever asked for...

These folks peddling Dianetics didn't know what they were getting into when they tried to reconnect with "Shelby." But they did not escape the long arm of the troll.

Sounds like a real cool place...