Yesterday Buzzfeed editor Matt Stopera launched a successful campaign to get Robert Mills a free dinner at Red Lobster on his birthday. As usual, the internet erupted in self-righteous anger toward this socialist outrage.
Sometimes, if you really want to troll someone, you need to plan a decade or so in advance.
Facebook Status Update win! [Note: This is actually a recreation of a Reddit comment thread from last week, so you can follow the rest of it at the link.]
A template for every awful Facebook discussion you've ever witnessed. I'm thinking this would be a good format for BuzzFeed comments from now on - don't comment with your actual thoughts; comment with a description of the kind of comment you were planning on leaving. (Created by Chase Mitchell.)
Uncle Owen commented on your status.
Culture Buzz Because even in the world of Pokemon facebook stalking still exists. Check out the rest here.
This is probably how history is going to be taught in schools within the next 50 years.
Nothing like a good Facebook argument. [Ed. note: Quick, simple, and utterly devastating. This is how you do petty infighting on Facebook, people.]
Facebook is overhauling its privacy settings soon, so we should take advantage of the gloriousness that is OpenBook while we still can. HERE IS YOUR TASK: Go to OpenBook. Pick something awesome to search for and post a screenshot of the best status update you find in the comments. Here's mine. Post yours below!
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Aimee really needs to delete some of her Facebook friends. This has to be the meanest status comment thread in the world.