Every now and then, we'll feel kinda bad for laughing at something.
Whether it's a headline that tickled us even though it kinda sucked for everyone involved or a meme that took things really far, we might find ourselves looking around as we chuckle at it.
Still, an evil laugh can feel really satisfying. And the things on this list can give us our fix without getting us into too much trouble.
And even if this kid somehow notices what happened, it's not like the girl behind him can rat the culprit out with her eyes closed.
And if the employee didn't think their insult was all that hilarious when they did it, they probably think it's a real laugh riot now. Good job.
And hey, at least they picked the one place where it's OK to literally have the crap scared out of you.
They might have just seen a convenient way to keep the package from falling over, but I've seen delivery drivers pull some evil stuff.
Hmm...
It's funny how the more you see someone get away with something sneaky, the easier it gets to kind of root for them.
I think the mom's only saving grace was the fact that legs don't work that way. If we had weird toothpick joints, she'd be in jail.
My teacher knew if another kid even glanced in my direction, but somehow both the phone and the whole network around it got by them?
Is it that savage little dig at the end of the first message — the "hugs and kisses" — or that Brittany wrote "lol," or the fact that dude's just letting this ride?
I'm sure dude "just happened" to be standing behind a few other people when his friend started cutting it.
If someone's calling me that late, I'm assuming they're in the middle of an emergency that's a little heavier than "I can't sleep."
At the same time, I think it's only fair that each account should involve putting together a new disguise like Snoop here. We can't make things too easy.
And when that type of war is on, there's no victory more satisfying than getting an angry message in all caps.
I think if I'm at the "hovering over a cup" stage, I'm gonna need a little more than "there, there."
In horror movies, people form little posses to investigate this stuff, but in real life, they just nope all the way out of there.
Otherwise, this is just poor planning on the part of whoever put this Weight Watchers here. It's like putting a coulrophobia support group next to a clown college.
And now you know what coulrophobia is.
They know exactly what they're doing. I got my first cat a little while ago and I'm learning that I always need to be looking over my shoulder.
It's fun to watch how long they try to rub it in and not kill most germs, all at once!
The Nicolas Cage touch is on point and a very important part of this prank.
Am I the only one who would have loved to see her reaction to this prank?
Really though, how do you not know that you're sitting on another human?
Run dude! Run for your life! She said she gave you this shirt as a joke, but this has bad news written all over it.
While some out there like bringing people together to enjoy wholesome nostalgic activities, others would rather spoil the fun and wreak havoc on the world. We're just here to watch.
Not only does this person want to see all their coworkers struggle with spice, they also don't use the proper "they're" on the post-it note. Just the worst.
I'll give them credit for slicing an almost perfect triangle piece from the center, but ruining everyone else's pizza experience is straight up unforgivable.
Let's play a game: you put in some change, get a random candy coated ball of sugar and see if your teeth survive the initial bite. This is some Saw level stuff.
We all the know the joke about stepping on Lego, but this just takes it to a sinister new level. Also, the number of bare feet I imagine crossing it grosses me out.
I know there're a lot of people who think putting pineapple on pizza is the best way to ruin it, but I'm definitely a fan of a nice slice of Hawaiin. This, I'll pass on though.
That's when the guy behind stands up so he can see, effectively blocking the person behind him, and it turns into one big chain.
If this were my child, I would have approved of these stranger's actions. Anything to keep them in one spot, right?
Also, I had no idea that cauliflower being ripe was a thing. Did anyone else? Have I been doing it wrong my whole life?
Well, okay. I think in this case, it's pretty clear. The Cheetos are saying it all here.
This is me. This is so me it hurts. You want to know the best part? I'm not even sorry.
I guess it'll just be our little secret that it makes it way easier to convince people that jackets are bedding.
Although, it would be a real bargain for someone who's trying to make their friends paranoid. That sort of feeling is priceless for the kind of person I don't wanna meet.
I guess it's good that he did this early, so his mom can prepare for when he can actually reach the pedals.
You might all be lining up to give me examples, but those weren't bad, they were just misunderstood. Yes, even the pizza with the melted ice cream on it.
