EA's found themselves in the hot war of restless Twitter users, yet again. In this case, video gamers are expressing their disapproval, mad confusion, and general unrest over EA's decision to release a date chart that meticulously maps out players capabilities within the boundaries of the demo. The reactions are pretty damn funny, even if you know next to nothing about video games. Like me, for example.
The online fake feud between Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman was a wildly entertaining spectacle to behold. As fans, we got to sit back and enjoy a couple witty celebrities, engage in the kind of playful, snarky banter we might lend ourselves over to with friends and associates in our daily life. It was relatable. And that was the beauty of it. "Tweet reports" indicate that the two men are calling an "official truce" and will be helping each other out in some marketing efforts. I'll believe it when I see it. I'm keeping the faith that there's some more trolling and roasting lurking around the corner from at least one of 'em!
Ariana Grande's intentions with this tattoo were to promote her new album, 7 Rings, and instead she ended up sharing a tattoo that says "BBQ Grill", to the online world. Naturally, the fans and trolls of Twitter clashed online to defend and condemn her seemingly careless move. There's talk of the fact that she stopped the tattooing process due to the pain, but that didn't stop her from sharing the unfinished tattoo, that did NOT say 7 Rings in Japanese.
Terry Crews called out, DL Hughley, on Twitter, for his insensitive comments. He addresses what could be viewed as a toxic viewpoint, and he does it with grace, and non-emotionally blinded logic. In this case, it looks like an undeniable "win." In that, what DL Hughley advocates for, would also apply to how Terry Crews could deal with his behavior and comments. But, I suspect, Terry Crews thinks far bigger than a win or loss, in a heated discussion. He's exercising some notable inner-peace, and not allowing other's negative viewpoints, to bait him to sink to their level. We're big fans of Terry Crews at Fail Blog, and this interaction was great to see!
This woman used the power of Twitter's photo-identifying capabilities, or whatever else kind of eerie search-magic is going on here, to track down a boy, since grown up, who had one noxious smelling mess of an accident in an Olive Garden. To his credit, he steps forward to claim credit for the mess, and now it's on his bio. Shamelessness? Clout-chasing? Or just a chill dude who doesn't give a sh*t about an old Olive Garden-baked sh*t? Who's to say.
These tweets are brimming with the imperfections and brutal truths and painful beauty of a relationship between two individuals. While marriage is not essential to experience these moments, these tweets are intended to represent parts of different married couple's lives; and you might still relate to it, as someone floating through life, non-committed, and just doing your own thing. That being said you're more likely to encounter some of these experiences, in a marriage!
This newfound Cat Father happened upon one unbelievable catsh*t crazy kind of situation, under his bed! Sometimes, you've gotta listen to those paternal instincts, and let it ride. In this case, he follows his instincts, and makes swift power moves, like cancelling his malt whiskey and comics order. Already sounds like he's acting on some love, and can you blame him? Kittens have an uncanny knack for breaking down the most hardened of emotional exteriors, with profound cuteness.
JK Rowling has taken to Twitter to share her updated takes, or answers, to people's pressing questions about how the wizarding world of Harry Potter fits into the "woke" world of the present. Enough of these responses collected over time, and left people finding themselves inspired to "lovingly" meme JK Rowling's hypothetical future answers. The results made for some entertaining memes!
This rattled ex-pizza place employee shared his troubling story about a self-proclaimed family man's method for picking up, and carrying out pizza's from the establishment. The picture describe is one riddled with confusion, distress, and outrage. What compels a man to lug around pizzas like that? Is it a deep anger with the world? Is it gross indifference? Who's to say! This twitter thread's a steaming slice of entertainment and intrigue, and we hope you enjoy.
If only the stories didn't predate DnD by 20ish years right? That being said, maybe this will clarify some of the murkier points throughout Lord of the Rings, for anyone who found themselves confused, while having a decent grasp on DnD knowledge.
Bloomberg's, Joe Nocera, asks the internet whether or not they think the rich really ever paid 90% of their income to the "taxman." Check out some of his findings that were shared on Twitter. The results might surprise you, or make total sense. It's a funny thing: people making a whole lot of money, can (key word being, "can") put up a long-drawn out fight to keep their money. These are some of those moments.
As nice as it would be to fix our agriculture system by having a box of blob-shaped apples sent to your house every month, apparently things aren't as easy as that. Dr. Dara Taber elaborates on the concept of food waste in America.
This dad found himself in the middle of a kid-filled waking nightmare, after signing up for a field trip to the science museum. Those school buses have their emergency exits (hopefully), and my gut tells me that he was hard-pressed to find a reason why he shouldn't make use of it as an escape, for himself!
A luxurious, Peloton indoor exercise bicycle goes for $1,995 these days. I don't know the first thing about whether that's a reasonable cost for the equipment provided. If anyone does, please comment with your insights. Pedaling onwards, what I do know is how their commercials come across, to me: and that is a sleek, sky-high marketing campaign to the deep pockets of the penthouse class.
I mean, there are moments in particular commercials, where this bike is being used in what resembles a penthouse. If you have the money for time in a penthouse, why not throw a costly piece of shiny, exercise gear in there while you're at it. That being said, Twitter user, @ClueHeywood took it upon himself to make a sardonic mockery of the whole show. His resulting tweets are making waves of laughs on Twitter, as his followers count continues to climb. Job well done, sir!
Music's a crazy thing. It has the power to take us to a place outside the present moment, to a memory of where we heard a particular song play. It can reconstruct our mood, and throw us into the sublime or pained or bittersweet haze of a place, embedded as a moment in time, that has since passed. These 15 people shared their music memories from their childhoods, and it's a bit of an emotional rollercoaster!
