This extensive collection of fresh and funny tweets is sure to brighten your day and take a bit of weight off the ol' shoulders. So settle down and enjoy an epic Friday as you roll into the weekend. This collection was originally assembled by Imgur user TwitterLitter, who frequently shares massive amounts of screenshotted tweets to the image hosting site in what users refer to as “dumps.” Browse on and enjoy this lengthy collection.

If you need a laugh, enjoy a trip down memory lane with some late 90s/early 2000s nostalgia along with good old-fashioned, always much-needed commiseration.

“Cheating in video games should be illegal," tweeted Pro Gamer and Streamer, Tfue, sparking debate in this trending Twitter thread. Tfue, the online alias of American streamer Turner Tenney, is best known as one of the standout talents from the height of the Fortnite craze.

It's been a long, long time since we've talked about Logan Paul. Like many of you, I chose to pretend that he and his brethren don't exist. I ultimately gave up even pretending to harbor an ironic dislike for the guy after the whole “Suicide Forest” incident in Japan at the start of 2018. Since that incident, he is and has been, a nothingness to me. Fast forward to 2021. Well, a lot has happened since that time and I found myself reflecting this morning upon a tastefully thought-out criticism o…

This former Subway “Sandwich Artist” took to Twitter on Monday to share their experience with an unfortunate individual who intentionally ordered a “questionable sandwich” that would haunt their nightmares. They note in their initial tweet that kick-started the thread that they “sincerely worry about the person who ordered it.” The story was told by @pb_and_garlic who shared their story in the form of a Twitter thread or what we used to refer to here as a “Live Tweet" (are we still using that?)…

Get outta here, dullness.

Behold, the internet.

Here comes the internet.

Freaky.

It could be anything.

The words help.

Really puts the Swedish Chef into perspective.

Here comes the internet.

Workers all over the internet shared their experiences after reading this viral tweet.

So it's not 102 Dalmatians.

I stumbled upon this tweet while scrolling through my Twitter feed earlier today and it raises a great point… Why in the heck are the buttons on different consoles' controllers in completely different orders? It would have been easy enough to just standardize the entire thing from the get-go, but no, we need to have different layouts. I'd be willing to wager that you can't tell me off the top of your head (no cheating) where the X button is for the Playstation, Xbox, and Switch. I've been playi…