By joster285
Via @francesca_crit
There’s really not much more to be said about this except that Elsie Hay Cook knows to troll in the most adorable and effective way possible.
Make the Addicted to Knitting Facebook Group Great Again? No, it’s always been great.
One Internet legend shared his amazing story of how he joined a white pride Facebook group, gained admin power, and eventually changed the name to 'LGBT Southerners for Michelle Obama.' It sounds like a hack, but it's actually a lot easier than you would ever imagine.
The first step of the troll begins with befriending a large amount of racist Facebook "friends," which is actually quite simple, according to Virgil Texas (our protagonist in this story).
If you thought your boss was bad, think again.
This lady has filed a harassment complaint against her superior for imposing a dress code that's stricter than a Amish private school.
"No straps, hats, sandals, cleavage, back out, lace, and even (and I quote) "cultural head wraps."
Now she has come to work each day in an outfit that fits the guidelines of Big Boss Lady's dress code, but in the MOST ORIGINAL way possible.
Might be time for yet another dress code...
Via Mike Waite
Fed up with customers and colleagues giving him grief over his "dead end" job, Mike Waite went on Facebook to drop a public announcement that has caught the attention of the entire internet. Mike, who works over 50 hours a week, is sick and tired of people claiming he has no aspirations.
Well, the 20-year-old has been heard and hopefully his touching Facebook rant will change the way you look at the person behind the counter next time you order a McFlurry.
Being a nurse might be one of the most under appreciated jobs there is.
Philip Urtz sees his wife come home and unwind after arduous 14-hour shifts and can't help but feel for her. Jessica (his wife) is always coming home during the late hours of the night. Making it difficult to arrange a proper sit down dinner. Because of this Philip decided to write a touching note to let his wife know he understands the struggle.
