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There's no denying the fact that kids just seem to love trolling their parents to oblivion. However, with that being said, proper trolling is its own kind of art form. Clearly, Rob Lowe's kid knows what he's doing. 

It seems like since the internet itself has been around we've had folks trying to get away with pawning off their blatant lies on people that they don't anticipate will see right through their game. Fortunately, many people do, and then they proceed to call out those liars for everyone else in the online world to see. There's something innately satisfying about seeing a liar outed. 

It's hilariously easy to forget how weird your family is until you have someone else in the world offer you that enlightening, outside-in perspective. What very well might be a ritual in your family, could be looked upon as absolute madness by someone else. Maybe this bunch of tweets from people describing their families strangest tics will remind you of some of your family's bizarre behavior. 

TikTok user @pnuks shared a couple viral videos which depicts a belligerent Karen harassing him over not looking disabled enough to take a handicap parking spot at McDonalds. Pretty surreal situation. He decided to bust out his missing leg to give her the reality check that she so clearly needed. 

We love us some well crafted, spicy rare insults. The internet's never going to be in short supply of people going at it with one another in the comments section. It's all about the folks that take the extra minute to put together the kind of rare insults that leave their recipients utterly speechless. These rare insults certainly delivered. Check out more rare insults that creatively roasted people to oblivion over here. 

Local yeast geneticist, Sudeep Agarwala, picked up wind that people were encountering yeast shortages. So, like any awesome human being does, Agarwala decided to share a helpful and fun Twitter thread on how one goes about making homemade yeast. 

Twitter user @DinosaurDracula left people with their jaws on the floor after opening a wildly corroded can of Chef Boyardee from 1995. The monstrous contents that resulted from the grand reveal did not disappoint. Well, didn't disappoint in that they're just about as cursed as cursed food comes.

Awesome, our bodies are like natural history museums. Apparently, we're brimming with evolutionary leftovers, and Dorsa Amir mapped out a way to play around with some of these in a fun Twitter thread. 

Assigning silly identities and voices to those various thought streams that might pop up as invasive, and with a dark tone around them, can be helpful in riding out the process back toward peace. If you're able to step outside the thought when it pops up, recognize it as that, and not identify with the thought, it can almost end up being a game of sorts. Is the conspiracy theorist with the panicked strain piping up again from the back corridors of your mind? Maybe. 

The world would be a very different place without a hefty measure of clever comebacks sailing through the online atmosphere to take down the sentiments of mind blowing ignorance and cluelessness that people tweet and text and post with stubborn persistence. A successful clever comeback will instantly silence the room, and hopefully encourage its recipient to look inwards, and momentarily reflect on what inspired them to say what they did in the first place. Sometimes, that happens. But other times, people miss the comebacks altogether. 

If you've ever bought a used item off a seller from a realm like that of eBay or Amazon, you very well might've encountered a wildly unexpected packaging situation for your item. Honestly, it can be a humorous gift sometimes. Just adds some more character to your purchase. 

As surprising as it might be for some folks to hear, there are wildly entitled human beings in this world that are ready to go full berserker mode over a restaurant like Olive Garden running out of breadsticks. There's something about the whole "unlimited/bottomless" promos that can end up bringing out people's most irrational and plain old rude sides. This ex general manager from Olive Garden certainly saw his fair share of low points for humanity. 

If you found yourself waiting in line behind a customer who ordered up one of these devilish concoctions, it's fair to say that you might find yourself with a momentary pain in your gut. Seriously, it's just wild what some people decide to drink. The baristas on the receiving ends of these orders must've been put at a loss for words. For some more wacky business from the food world, check out these guilty pizzas that committed inexcusable crimes. 

It's pretty much a universally accepted truth that kids are strange and clueless, and oftentimes their unfiltered nature manifests in adults fielding all kinds of unexpected, if not spicy sentiments. In this case, we have a wonderful thread where parents come forth to describe the pettiest things that their kids simply won't let them live down. Certainly paves the way for some comedy gold. 

James Hamilton got a wonderful, humorous thread going that pays homage to some of the more questionable celebrity lookalikes from the UK. Maybe if you're really on a tight budget, and can't afford to level up your lookalike game this is your only course of action. Honestly, from far enough away you might be able to pull off a few of these. Hard emphasis on "might."

Life just loves to throw curveballs our way. If it seems like things are kicking along smoothly, you probably get that uncomfortable ache in the pit of your stomach that everything's about to get shaken up in one way or another. It just seems to be the natural course of life. We can always count on it being consistently inconsistent. These people's real life plot twists certainly contribute toward that outlook.