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Sometimes work gets way too routine, and we need to spice things up a little bit. We all send boring, predictable emails on a daily basis... if only there was a way to craft emails that could make our routine a tad more exciting. Lucky for us, a Redditor started a thread about how he could assert his dominance over his coworkers through adding new, unique content to his email signature, and fellow Redditors had some hilarious ideas. Looking to assert your dominance over your own coworkers? Check out what the Redditors had to offer below. 

Prince William was just named 'World's Sexiest Bald Man' on the planet according to a new study using google, though it appears that most Twitter users have different thoughts. When this news broke out it did not take long for people to develop suspicions. Does this have anything to do with the Meghan Markle and Prince Harry Interview? What is this new study that 'uses google?' How did the Duke of Cambridge beat out  Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson,  Michael Jordan, and Stanley Tucci? 

Stanley Tucci alone has received much love from Twitter during these trying times, I can already feel that the 'Justice for Stanley' has the potential to blow up the internet. And, as a Stanley Tucci STAN... I'm not mad about it.

A new baby on the way is exciting news! Generally, people can't wait to tell their friends and family about the bundle of joy that they're about to bring into the world. Usually, people express their excitement for the expecting parents, and everyone goes on their merry way. A Reddit user recently expressed her deep-seated concern about a coworker who stole the picture of the shared sonogram to prank her ex-boyfriend into thinking the baby was his. The mom-to-be took to Reddit to ask if she's the a**hole for freaking out about it. Read the thread, and decide for yourself. 

These days, people are doing anything to stay sane, but one guy has absolutely killed it and on the boredom contest hands down. How you may ask? By changing his name to 'customer support' on social media, going onto actual complaints on companies' Facebook and Twitter pages, and replying to the complaints as 'Customer Support'. He even changed his profile pic to the companies logos, so as to appear more authentic. Even though the customers were less than happy, the interactions are hilarious. Scroll through for some top-level humor! 

Everyone is trying to get through quarantine in their own ways, and for some, that means pranking the hell out of whoever you're living with. That's exactly what Massachusetts based designer Kristen Vogler did when she replaced her family photos with crayon drawings one by one for 11 days before her parents noticed anything. 

Here is the hilarious progress below, including a video of her parents' reaction when they eventually realized what their daughter had been up to! 

She documented the whole thing on Facebook, explaining that "I started poorly recreating the framed photos on our wall with top-notch art supplies, aka - a box of crayons. Every day I replaced a new photo with a new, and terrible, crayon drawing. Sneaking these masterpieces up was not easy, I had to hide in the bathroom clutching the frames multiple times. It took Paula Sassone Vogler and Mike Vogler 11 days to notice that anything had changed. I find that concerning 😂. I had a lot of fun messing with my parents during the downtime between Kristen Vogler Design projects. I hope you enjoy it, and if you know someone needing a mediocre crayon drawing, you know where to find me."

As an expression of gratitude towards the last part of the "Avengers" movie series, some students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology turned the Great Dome on campus into Captain America's shield few days ago. They managed to drape a dome-sized shield symbol over the structure; although how they did it remains unknown. Even Chris Evans, who lives near by, approved. Via: ABC13

From the "old but gold," Twitter archives comes this hilarious drunken night that had an unexpected result! 

When twitter user, The Dad, asked people on twitter to send their dad a pic of an olive oil can with the text "I put oil in my car and now it's makin weird noises", he probably gussed how many dad jokes will he get in reply.  

Twitter user @kelllicopter challenged her followers to prank their significant others by texting them with a very bold (and maybe to some, terrifying) demand. The results? Pretty much what would expect. 

Prank Packs are coming up with clever ways to disguise your real gifts that will make the recipients' heads spin. The concept is simple: the gifter places their actual gift in a box that mimics an absolutely terrible, yet plausible, product you'd likely find promoted on a TV infomercial. And when the unsuspecting gift getter unwraps their present to see the bizarrely themed package, you'll get to laugh out loud at their puzzled faces as they try to comprehend why such a product exists, and even more why you'd think to buy it for them. Here are some of their Hilarious products. 

Via: The Chive