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School is a place to learn, but it's also a place to make mistakes. Because that's how you learn, right? Ideally, those mistakes happen on the down low, like when you get an answer wrong in a test. But sometimes, they happen very publically and the cringe-worthy moment will live on forever in the minds of everyone who saw it. Awkward school presentations are a great example of the public humiliation endured in school and an AskReddit thread listing examples of the "please stop" school presentations that people have witnessed revealed some real gems. Here are some of the funniest.

Games are a great way to pass the time, especially during our current lockdown situation. They provide an opportunity for friends and families to bond, whether they're played in person, online or via video chat (unless it's Monopoly, which, for the sake of peace in the home, we wouldn't recommend during lockdown). But being in lockdown means that some games, such as hide and seek, are harder to play. After all, how many times can you hide in the same three spaces? Oh, how we took it for granted. As a throwback, an Ask/Reddit thread asking people to share stories of how their games of 'hide and seek' went horribly wrong, before coronavirus took over the world of course. It revealed how quickly games can go from a bit of innocent fun, to horribly wrong. Here are some of the most shocking stories. 

Oh, the irony. "The Future Is Private" that's certainly rich. These headlines are so far off from the truth of the future, it's depressing and slightly frightening. But still, you have to laugh at just poorly these posts have aged. 

Awkward email mistakes and drafting oopsies happen to everyone: Even those in the highest ranks of government. We have collected some of the funniest ones for your viewing pleasure. 

Well, the Twitter account @wofanswers is here to show you how NOT to solve the puzzle.The account is pretty simple: It's just screenshots of unsolved puzzles with a very earnest (and very wrong) possible answer. Have fun!

We guess it's a good thing they did... 

Coming from all over America, people made hilarious tweets first showcasing everything wrong with their state, then why they'll never trade it for anything. It's kinda cute. Via: Rearfront