What even is 'Wish'? Has any sane person actually ordered something through them? We simply don't understand what their platform is, who their target demographic is, or how in the world they've managed to accumulate such a plethora of random sh*t no one could ever want.
The very least we can do is make fun of the absurdity that is 'Wish'.
Commentary for this list comes from Imgur user BexRani.
Yikes. Planetary Scientist, Dr. Lauren Mc Keown, shared an short and painful conversation she had on the dating app Hinge. The man who messaged Dr. Mc Keown seemed to have a strong opening line, bringing up how incredibly cool it was that she works at NASA (and honestly, it literally can't get any cooler than that), but soon ruins any chance being demeaning her intelligence and assuming she's the receptionist.
Excuse me?
Even though he 'claims' it was a joke, we totally stand behind Dr. Mc Keown's response.
In this Ask Polly letter, a woman suspects her in-laws are trying to deliberately poison/kill her and we're seriously disturbed after reading her entire letter. The advice columnist, Heather Havrilesky, was just as disturbed and shared it on her Twitter account.
Even IF the in-laws believed she wasn't as allergic to mushrooms as the woman claims to be, it's still pretty disgusting behavior to constant parade the food in front of her!
What are your thoughts on the subject?
Sometimes, you come across something that makes you pause, this is one of those times. Apparently, there is a Facebook page called, "Toilets With Threatening Auras," and we've never been more intrigued, and terrified, at the same time. We've never really given much thought to an aura of a toilet before, but of course you'd want to feel safe when you're relieving yourself and at a vulnerable state. These images are truly the exact opposite of anything resembling comfortable...
These toilets below to omit a threatening aura.
Imagine that excitement when you finally receive that package in the mail, for an item you were hyped to get, only to discover... it totally sucks. Not only does it suck, it was so completely false advertised to the point of nonrecognition. Here are so of our favorite product fails:
Oh boy, here we go again! We're in the midst of wedding season and the stories are just getting stranger and stranger. This time, we've got bridezilla who is demanding all her bridesmaids be the exact same height. The height? 5'10" (177.8cm). That's a bit bizarre, but what if you're 5-freaking-3?
Men are always saying that women are complication, difficult to read and understand. But what about men? They're just as difficult to understand! Don't believe us? Just read the posts below. We guarantee you'll leave here knowing one thing, and one thing only, that you don't know anything.
Seriously? Pretty damn sure that everyone knows that is a big no-no. The poor bride was gutted, as the dress was to be a surprise (as most, if not all wedding dresses are) for her husband-to-be and her father. Unsure of how to go about the situation and wanted to make sure she wasn't just overreacting, she posted in an online forum Mumnet asking for advice. Over 600 commented on the thread, completely backing her right to be upset. And girl, we got your back, too! What this bridesmaid did was beyond uncool. To all future bridesmaids out there -- DON'T DO THIS.
What in the world is "green coconut cake?!" When Facebook user Micala, and her mom, they were going through their things, they came across a newborn discharge release form from 1968 that had specific instructions on how to care for your newborn. As Micala writes in your Facebook post about it, "Thank goodness things have changed, I can't imagine!"
