australia

Americans seem to have a special relationship with Australians. Maybe it's because we speak the same language, or because we've never been at war against each other, or maybe it's just because of Finding Nemo. We may never know. But one thing is for sure, Australians sure know how to troll Americans really well. Are we really that gullible? Or do we just trust Australians too much?

Either way, whether you're American, Australian, or really anything, you will probably find these Tumblr posts of Australians trolling Americans hella amusing.

I don't know about you, but I don't really know anybody who doesn't like Australia (except for maybe Kiwis from New Zealand). Yes, this is 100% a generalization, but the people seem so unproblematic compared to Americans. What's not to like about Australian culture either? You may find that many people have very strong opinions on Vegemite, but personally, it doesn't get in the way of my appreciation for the land down under. So, Australia, keep doing what you're doing, Americans seem to be loving each and every bit of it. 

And if you don't give a sh*t about how American's feel about you that's cool too, you can just laugh at these Tweets.

Buttercream Bakery in Sydney, Australia is co-owned by Kat Logan. She creates the most beautifully intricate, mesmerizing and unique cakes by doing something that not many other (if any) cake artists do; she paints with buttercream. Not only do her designs look too good to eat, but they look like they should be up in a museum. Take a look at some of her beautiful creations below 

This summer's bushfire season in Australia has been compared to similar natural disasters in other parts of the world, including the 2018 California wildfires — but the size and scale of what's going on in Australia is unprecedented. It's definitely the worst Australia's ever seen. Here are some charts and graphs trying to explain the catastrophe. 

An apocalyptic blood-red sky looms over Australian as the fires rage on. 

One Twitter user, Dr. Bodie Ashton, has gone in-depth on how truly devastating this crisis is, mapping it out for those outside, or even in a different part of Australia and cannot fully comprehend the severity of it all. 

It's been a rocky start to 2020, we can only hope this isn't a set-tone for the rest of the year. 

We continue to pray for Australia during these hard times. 

Modern problems require modern solutions! 

Meet Kaylen Ward, self-titled 'Naked Philanthropist', a hero that comes in little-to-no clothing, proving not all heroes wear capes clothes.

Kaylen Ward single-handedly raised $500,000 by offering nudes in return for donations and it worked. Really, really well. 

"Every $10 you donate = one nude picture from me to your DM. You must send me confirmation that you donated," Ms Ward tweeted on January 4th. 

Ward didn't expect the tweet to go viral, telling Buzzfeed, "I was expecting to raise maybe $1000 but the tweet blew up."

In fact, it seemed to escalate quite quickly. It has just been announced that Instagram deleted Ward's account due to their policy. Unfortunately, Ms Ward revealed there has been major consequences to going down this route... but ultimately stands proudly by her decision.

"My IG got deactivated, my family disowned me, and the guy I like won't talk to me all because of that tweet. But f**k it, save the koalas," she wrote."

The debate rages on. But you can call ALL these tweets and pictures of text "memes" and you'll be correct.