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Duck-face selfies are perhaps one of the most damaging impacts that social media has had on our generation. The iconic photographic pose attempts to look alluring and sultry, but it appears utterly ridiculous in reality. It almost looks like the poser is trying to slurp a giant strand of spaghetti into their mouth, which frankly, is the only time the pursed lips pose is OK. Someone photoshopped pictures of girls slurping spaghetti into their duck face selfies, showing just how ridiculous they look when there's no spaghetti there, which is 99.9% of the time. The results are hilarious and should be the cover poster for a 'ban the duck selfie' campaign.

As the late and great Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "Not all bathrooms are created equal!" And while he meant that line to mean something else entirely, it's still true today... but for other reasons. You may be walking into a restroom, expecting to see a regular mirror with your reflection staring back at you, right? Not in this case. Here are 29 of the weirdest mirror and bathroom selfies we've ever come across. 

There are certain things you just don't do. One of those things is taking inappropriate selfies at ANY memorial site. When an Israeli artist, Shahak Shapira, came across these disgraceful selfies at the Holocaust memorial in Berlin, Germany, he decided to rightfully shame them in an art project called "Yolocaust" in hopes to bring awareness and stop the disrespect. Kudos, Shahak Shapira!

With the Holocaust Memorial Day approaching for Israel, it's important to remember the past in order to not repeat it in the future.

You have probably missed the "Selfie Olympics" of 2014  but with the 2018 Winter Olympics upon us in PyeongChang, it was only a matter of time before the Internet decided to bring this hilarious viral trend back from the dead. Here are some of our favorites. 

Who said that the young rule the internet? 89 years old Japanese grandma, Kimiko Nishimito, actually never knew she loved photography and that she was pretty good at it until the age of 72. Her son was teaching a class about photography and she decided to join in and listen. From that moment on, she found out not only that she loves to take pictures and goof around, but that she actually handles the camera better than most. Ever since, she has been taking hilarious selfies that won the internet and even got her a solo exhibition at a museum in her home town of Kumamoto.

Whats more embarrassing than tripping and having the people around you see it happening? We'll tell you...

It's taking a selfie and losing your balancing, stumbling, and knocking over $20,000 worth of artwork.... Awkward