If you don't want to get roasted to a crisp, it's best to stay offline where things are safe (we hope). So let the roastings behind and if you see something you like, take notes and use it the next time someone tries to argue with you in a comment section.

Lots of things were obviously better in the past, but some really haven’t stood the test of time. For example, watch any old episode of a talk show, and you’ll be stunned by just how boring it is — with some notable exceptions, of course.

When you live in a capitalistic free market economy, profits reign supreme over everything else, including safety and morality. That means that plenty of companies over the years have engaged in some pretty nefarious activities in the name of financial gain, and this list aims to highlight a few of them.

The past year has seen military secrets leak in the dumbest of ways. For example, who could forget the incident in which numerous details about the war in Ukraine were leaked via a Discord server for fans of a Filipino YouTube celebrity?

Despite their reputations as stuck-up rich people who throw tantrums over red M&M’s, lie about limes (looking at you Dakota Johnson) and allegedly barred anyone from making eye contact with them(cough, Ellen DeGeneres, cough) not all celebrities are hellish divas.

As science progresses, more and more secrets of the universe are being revealed. It's spectacular how much we have figured out, and how far we've progressed from the cavemen we used to be in a cosmic blink of an eye. But no matter how much we learn, there will always be plenty of questions, some of which are surprisingly simple and fundamental, that science has no answer for. Curiosity is a basic trait of mankind, but the fact that we will never know everything carries beauty in and of itself. Here are 21 things that science still doesn't, and might never have an explanation for.

The only thing that can stop a rando with a phone? A boomer with a glock. One tipsy elderly man at Dallas Texas’ Everleigh Forestwood senior apartment complex was most definitely not having it with a filming passerby, threatening him after noticing a phone pointed in his general direction.

While it might make us feel good knowing what goes on in the dark, when the CIA releases documents to the public, know they aren't doing so out of the goodness of their hearts, or that you, the public have any chance to hold them accountable for what they've done (and will do), but it is fun to read through some of the odder plans to come out of America's clandestine espionage efforts.

Believing in conspiracy theories is typically frowned upon, but most people have some kind of exception to the rule. The government has a history of doing some pretty shady stuff, and depending on the theory, many are definitely in the realm of possibility. These 24 people decided to share the conspiracy theories that they truly believe are fact.

Cake artist Amy Yip, founder of Yip Studio known for “bespoke rock-shaped ‘carved’ and ‘mossy’ cakes and Asian-inspired flavors,” took to social media recently to accuse youngest Kardashian-Jenner and billionaire Kylie Jenner of stealing one of her designs.