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Pictures That Have A Lot Of Explaining To Do (19 photo)

There’s probably a logical explanation for all of these pictures, but I have no idea what they are…

There’s probably a logical explanation for all of these pictures, but I have no idea what they are…

Ultimate Forever Alone Post (89 photo)

These pictures will show you the true definition of Forever Alone.

These pictures will show you the true definition of Forever Alone.

How to Troll a One Direction Fan  (10 photo)

One girl played a prank on her sister who was a big One Direction fan. She called it ONE DIR’SHREK’TION.

One girl played a prank on her sister who was a big One Direction fan. She called it ONE DIR’SHREK’TION.

T-Shirts Lost In Translation (14 photo)

This is a series called English (Emphasis on “ISH”). It features t-shirts being sold in Tokyo’s Shibuya shopping district, all of which contain a nugget of truth, like “Money is like much not not,” “SORRY Probably, he is smart?” and “Anyone asks donkey is feel better.” None of which makes any damn sense. Okay, except the one that says Detroit Murder City. That… is probably the most accurate description possible. The pics were actually taken by my big brother’s childhood best friend’s friend, Alan. I hope he bought all of them. If he didn’t, well, Alan? You f***ed up. HARD. Send me a souvenir?

This is a series called English (Emphasis on “ISH”). It features t-shirts being sold in Tokyo’s Shibuya shopping district, all of which contain a nugget of truth, like “Money is like much not not, ...

Hilarious Twitter Feed Highlights First World Problems (12 photo)

London-based Benjamin Lee is the clever mind behind the Twitter account Middle Class Problem, a feed through which he retweets all kinds of "problems" that people complain about through social networking. Each dramatic statement is made by a person suffering from what Lee calls "Real problems but not real actual problems, just middle class ones." Reading through the tweets is a quick reminder of how easy life can be sometimes. One Tweeter complains that there is just too much orange zest in his brunch mimosa—oh the horror!—while another complains that having a cup of tea with soy milk was the "worst mistake she's ever made"—if that's the case then she is one lucky gal!

London-based Benjamin Lee is the clever mind behind the Twitter account Middle Class Problem, a feed through which he retweets all kinds of "problems" that people complain about through social...