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Emily Musson and her boyfriend love taking selfies. Emily's parents love making fun of them.

Musson got in the habit of regularly uploading pictures like the following, showcasing the couples photogenic-ness.

She then shared an album of them on Facebook, because that's what Facebook's for.



Her parents immediately started trolling.



It was incredible.





Musson posted it to Twitter and it's currently sitting at almost 50,000 retweets, because people like good stuff.

my parents r actually on drugs or something pic.twitter.com/lt9MiwOi99

— Emily Musson (@emilymusson) September 8, 2015

Earlier today a student armed with a knife at Franklin Regional Senior High School near Pittsburgh, PA attacked and injured at least 20 students. Several have been hospitalized with serious injuries but no deaths have been reported as of this time. Thinking quickly, student Nate Scimio pulled the fire alarm and alerted other students of the emergency. After he was taken to the hospital, this selfie happened.

Frankly, making some derisive comment about "kids these days" seems totally unwarranted when the kid involved likely saved lives. Of course, that didn't stop the press from asking for interviews and snarky comments like this:

#nomakeupselfie had humble beginnings, as a gesture of support from one female author to another about criticisms regarding her looks. However, after others began taking part and adding "#breastcancerawareness" and other tags, the donations began pouring in to Cancer Research UK. In just over two days, the organization has raised over £2 million, with more to come. Check out a video about the phenomenon here:

That's Russian cosmonaut Oleg Artemyev, showing up all the other chumps trying to take selfies ever.

Hugo Cornellier took a selfie everyday, for 8 years, from  12 to 20 years old.