This car dealership has zero shame. They were ready to roast themselves along with anyone else in the comments section. We're always going to appreciate the self-deprecatory humor.
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The Northumberland Heath Police were the subject of sharp tongues and verbal jabs after confiscating what looks to be like a prop sword for a play and taking it way too seriously. Commenters were brutal, as they usually are when it comes to roasting ancient weaponry, like when Facebook users roasted this guy's ancient gun into the last century.
We're back it again with a fresh round of fiery rare insults that were both creative and absolutely brutal. Sometimes the comments section just steps up to deliver spicy comedy gold. We'll always have an appreciation for people that didn't settle for recycling old insults, and instead came up with something on their own.
Jimmy Fallon asked various Twitter users to share their favorite burns. The resulting wave of tweets is a shockwave of pure savagery. People can get really mean and creative with their words when you give them enough time to drop that rare insult.
This dad is facing some serious backlash on Twitter after he said that he didn't need to respect his kid's privacy, because he provides for them. What a load of BS. If he's trying to ensure that they act out and generally want nothing to do with him, he's on the right track.
The Little Mermaid Live! is getting dragged to the bottom of the ocean on Twitter right now for it's absurd take on the character, Flounder. The thing looks like they basically ran out of budget and went to Party City to try and make something happen. Flounder has seen far better days. Hope the poor guy's alright.
These people decided that it was more important to ruin someone else online, than to preserve their own livelihood. Sometimes the damage one might inflict upon themselves is worth it for the pure savagery of a masterful roast. We already love the rare insults and roasts, but to see someone ruin themselves to roast another person is a whole another level of entertainment.
Ryan Reynolds is back at it again with his best roast yet. He decided to poke fun at Henry Cavill's ridiculous CGI'ed Superman mustache back in the Justice League days. At the time of the movie, the mustache was the talk of the town. People realized it looked pretty absurd when they tried to remove it for the movie. So, here we have Reynolds having some fun with it. And the best part is that Cavill acknowledges the infamous fail in the comments section.
A tweet from the folks at @MarketWatch is drumming up quite a bit of backlash, after suggesting that a family of four with $350K a year is struggling. Twitter users are pointing out all the "ridiculous" expenditures that are still being included, for a family that is apparently struggling.
Someone on AskReddit asked for people to step up and share what kinds of stereotypes/historical facts their countries had a knack for getting roasted over. Sucks to have someone label you based off of where you're from, before you've even had a chance to open your mouth.
Jimmy Kimmel's "Mean Tweets" series is back in action. These are more brutal than ever. We get to see some celebs take it in stride though. Zendaya rolls with the punches and says those shoes just smell like success, while Chris Rock explains his decision to join "Grown Ups 2" was merely motivated by losing all of his money in the divorce.
While it often seems like the internet is just a tool for making people angry, sometimes someone gets a good one in that stops the show. Thanks to all those strangers knocking their opinions into each other like an overturned jug of bouncy balls down a flight of stairs, we sometimes get some prodigous slams and clapbacks that achieve max damage.
