Liar, Liar These Folks Tried to Fool Everyone But Failed Epically

By Editorial Staff in Bizarre On 30th April 2015
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#1

Sarah learned an important life lesson that day: When you make a threat against an airline, you get tons of retweets and new followers!

#2

Why would you steal a well-known person's work, only partially Photoshop out their signature, and then try to pass it off as your own? Some people just want to watch the art world burn...

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#3

Before we make fun of this guy, we should take a step back and think for a moment. Who among us hasn't accidentally dropped their phone or keyboard on the floor, and when they picked it up, found that the random buttons pressed happened to spell out a pornography website, sometimes with an additional search term entered and four videos watched?

#4

Don't be upset about only scoring an 85, Charley. I wouldn't trust the results of a quiz that thinks the phrase "an below average" is proper grammar, anyway.

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#5

I bought Ocarina of Time for my SNES, and I have to tell ya, the game definitely lived up to its hype! From the sparking and crackling noises my system made to the flickering error screens on my TV, this was definitely $50 well-spent.

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#6

Good thing there's so much snow. He's going to need it if he wants to heal that epic burn.

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#7

Maybe this person would better recognize the first lines from the version of The Great Gatsby that I read: "Welcome to the F. Scott Fitzgerald SparkNotes section. Please select your chapter."

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#8

The commenter at the bottom doesn't know what he's talking about. Hasn't Julian been told the rules of the Internet? If information is presented in meme form, then it must be true.

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#9

"Christmas isn't about bragging rights," he said, as he smugly bragged about his fake tip while scribbling over the "Guest Copy" text in the hope that no one would notice.

A true hero among us all.

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#10

I remember back when the Teletubbies served real Tubby Custard. But a few years ago, in endless pursuit of more profits, they made the switch to mechanically separated Tubby Custard. It's shameful. What would that giggling baby in the sun have to say if she had the cognizant awareness to comprehend anything that was actually going on?!

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#11

I'm with this guy. I'm sick of that media bias towards "things that actually happened."

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#12

You tell her! I hate when my mother floods my Facebook feed with inappropriate comments like, "You had a fine childhood," and, "We did all we could to provide for you."

#13

That awkward moment when you assume every person without hair has cancer. Could this be why Michael Jordan hasn't responded to my "get well soon" cards I've been sending every month for the last 20 years?

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#14

Ha! He was caught in that classic lie of, "I was looking towards the East" when, in fact, he was looking towards the West! We can understand why he would make up that story, though. East-lookers are so much cooler. Ask anyone (who doesn't have sun in their eyes).

#15

I've been going to the gym for the past eight months to get toned. Unfortunately, I must have done the exercises wrong, because my rock-hard abs erased my belly button and refuse to line up with the rest of my body. Oh well.

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#16

Darn! I really thought that, if some schmoe could get a few new followers, Taco Bell would invest in a new multi-million-dollar infrastructure... Because that's how businesses work, right?

#17

The guy in the picture is in fact a famous CrossFit athlete. So, while he won't tell you that the best way to get in shape is to prepare for a triathlon, he will tell you all about every other aspect of CrossFit... for hours on end... whether you like it or not.

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#18

I guess by becoming vegan, what he really means is "no more carnitas."

#19

What, has he never heard of Club Bed? The atmosphere isn't as nice as Club Back Porch, but at least they have Modern Family re-runs.