Fun on Facebook

Do people even like Facebook anymore? I honestly don't think so. Everywhere you look someone is b*tching about something, whether it's a boss, a girlfriend, a boyfriend,  a parent, or any combination of the four.  So this image really sums up most of our attitudes' I think.

We've all seen them. Those super dumb anecdotes where two people love each other, one of them dies, and in a stunning twist of irony, it's usually for the other person.

Poor Ryan. He tries to do something nice for his fellow man, and what does he get? He gets labeled a racist!

My favorite kinds of Facebook posts are the ones where typically well-meaning, albeit stupid, people make asinine comments or observations.

It's like Raaaaiiiiiin on your wedding day. It's a free riiiiiide. When you've already paid. It's...getting sick on Halloween? Um, maybe not.

"E-cards" are the new, um, regular cards. Except, they're usually a lot funnier. Like this one, for example. A simple message, but one that we could all take to heart.

This is why the future of America frightens me. This is also why shows like Teen Mom will never run out of seasons. In the words of Dustin Kensrue, "maybe Music Television really is the devil after all."

No words. Just laugh. It still counts I think.

This guy is a genius. I'm stealing this idea. And hoping it works. That is all.

They say that nice guys finish last. This may be the case in some situations, but according to this kid's grandmother, being the nice guy will pay off in the end.

Has there been a better movie villain ever than Billy Zane's Cal Hockley from Titanic? No, there has not. Dude was a douche bag. Luckily, Rose and Jack had enough time before the ship went down to let him Cal know what was up.

As a child of the 90's, I grew up with Super Mario Bro's. My childhood consisted of Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, King Coopa/Bowzer, and Princess Toadstool, who, turns out, is kind of a whore. At least, that's what this kid thinks.