Wes Metcalfe posted a complaint on the wall of the Facebook page of British supermarket Tesco about finding a dead worm in a cucumber.
The complaint spiraled out of control and included Oasis covers, a funeral, and some of the best damn customer service in the history of the planet.
If Rob from Customer Care doesn’t get a promotion/raise/bonus out of this, I will have officially lost all faith in humanity.
RIP William
Is This Woman a Slapstick Comedy Genius or the Queen of Bringing Real Pranks Back to the Internet?
Paige Ginn loves to get a good reaction out of strangers. Ginn’s falls are all real, and she has the scraps and bruises to prove it.
Is she a slapstick comedy genius like Chevy Chase? Or is she just bringing real pranks (looking at you ‘Social Experiments’ and paid actor pranks) back to the internet?
This Lifeguard Has the Most Useless Job at the Olympics and the Internet Can't Get Enough of the Irony
To be fair to the person who made the decision that there needed to be 75 lifeguards keeping an eye on the world’s best swimmers, concussions and other accidents do happen. That hasn’t stopped the internet jokesters from commenting on a picture of a bored looking lifeguard.
If You're Having D*ck Problems With Your Pants, Definitely Ask The Internet
These Clips of VHS Dating from the 80s Prove Our Modern Internet Dating Profiles Are Missing Something
The Internet's Ripping Russell Wilson a New One After He Posted This Ridiculous Rambo-Inspired Poster
I mean, can you really blame people? Not sure what Russell was thinking here, but ah well, the reactions that have surfaced so far are gold.
The Internet Is Obsessed with These Extremely Long Jeans Accidentally Being Shipped to People
It doesn’t matter your size because ASOS will double it.
When a man named George ordered a pair of jeans 32″ from ASOS, he received some comically large jeans instead. People at first thought it might have been a one time mess up, until others began sharing their ASOS jeans online as well. Now, the Internet is trying to decide if this is a new style trend or just a miraculous mistake.
The Internet Doesn't Help
English Diver Tom Daley Asked the Internet for Photoshop Help and It Went Predictably Wrong
Tom Daley was either hoping for a Twitter cover photo made of memes or has never used the internet. This is why he asked for people to submit their photoshops of an image of him to use as his new cover photo. You can probably guess where this is headed but that doesn’t mean you can’t still enjoy the results.
On the Internet, Everybody Knows You're Actually Terrible
You know how on the internet you can get away with embellishing the truth a little to make yourself sound better than you really are?
Spoiler alert: you can’t. Everyone knows you’re a phony, and Japanese memes are calling you out for it. Message boards like 2ch have been circulating images comparing the “online you” to the “real world you,” and it ain’t pretty. The next time you’re thinking about lying about yourself, remember these comparisons.