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One of the more annoying parts of working hard at school is having to deal with people who don't take it seriously and just try to skate through without learning anything. The world has a lot of entitled morons that seem resistant to caring about the people around them. The fact that this person doesn't do their homework and just expects notes is frustrating enough. Maybe it's for the best that they probably won't end up as someone's doctor...

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their stupidest encounters with not following the law. The following acts of criminal behavior exceeded our expectations, as far as acts of stupidity go. Some people really are devoid of all common sense. 

It's the most wonderful time of the year! These guys look like they dread the holiday shopping outing every year. They clearly want to be anywhere but the mall, waiting, while their significant other tries on all the clothes, and debates over what shirt might look the best. 

People manage to name their kids some pretty awful things. People also manage to legally change their name to some wacky crap, as well as get insane names printed on official documents. Either way, we're glad that among all of our own problems, having the silly name like "Itch E. Ballscracher" isn't one of them.

This girl asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for helping her friend catfish a guy who had been cheating on her. The collective opinion would seem to be one saying that the guy was a total jerk and deserved the good old-fashioned catfishing. 

Twitter users are dreaming up all the imaginative ways to ruin a Thanksgiving. It doesn't take a whole lot to ruin a high pressure holiday that brings all kinds of testy family members together. A surefire way to bring the bad vibes at the dinner table on Thanksgiving would always seem to center on mentioning politics. Now there's a big no-no. 

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share the most elaborate pranks they pulled/had pulled on them during the holidays. People really cook up all kinds of mischievous behavior during the holidays to keep themselves entertained. 

Americans are sharing the grossest sides that show up at their tables for Thanksgiving dinner. Tis the season for all kinds of unexplainable madness from the family. The holidays just bring it out of people. And sometimes that means gross side dishes that have been passed down from generation to generation, when they should've been abandoned from the get-go. 

Twitter users are sharing their proven ways to start arguments with friends, family, and strangers alike. Things like asking people who they're voting for, or taking a side on the eternal Pineapple on pizza war, are easy ways to throw gasoline on the fire. 

Someone on AskReddit asked for people to share their experiences with seeing those actors and actresses that just ruin movies for them. Some people just ruin an experience for ya, no matter how good the movie might be. 

Twitter users are sharing their "last texts sent to exes" and the results might be far too relatable for some folks. Maybe that last text sent to the ex was inevitably blocked, or perhaps something a little less peaceful. 

This woman asked the people of Reddit whether or not she was in the wrong for joking to her co-worker that she'd steal her desired baby name. The general consensus seems to be one suggesting that she is in fact not the asshole in this scenario. 

What we have here is a clear and quick story on why it can prove to be a terrible (or amazing) idea to "overshare" on social media. While they might see all the drinks as a problem, others might be more parched, and utterly stoked that you've got people storming you with rounds of drinks and peas. Can't forget the peas.