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‘Insane People Online’: 29 Of The Most Outrageous Posts Spotted On The Web
The internet can get pretty peculiar if you spend too much time surfing those digital waves. The more you browse, the more you come to the inevitable conclusion that people can be darn friggin' weird—and it’s a mystery why they behave this way.
Masterminded by content creator Nexqal, the ‘Insane People Online’ Twitter account documents some of the most bizarre things that internet users have ever written and posted on social media. It’s the kind of stuff that makes you do a double-take, as you’re knocked well out of your comfort zone. We’ve collected some of the strangest posts, as featured by the IPO project, to share with you Pandas. Scroll down to check them out.
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Clearly sunny 3 years ago
I hate gambling, I don't understand why people get so addicted to losing money.
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HelluvaHedgehogAlien 3 years ago
Hire a border collie… it will support the burglar wholeheartedly
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PlatinumTheCat 3 years ago
Why do people always feel the need to take a picture of the disaster instead of get away from or stop the disaster? Trade my life for a few views on whatever
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DrLivingstonipresume 3 years ago
When people brag on social media about stealing I have a nice little laugh to myself because what they don't realize is that the statute of limitations on petty or grand theft is 6-7 years (depending on the state) and often stores will review security footage and press charges. Happens way more than you think. Source: best friend is a criminal defense attorney and he has represented many clients in this situation; it has never worked out well for the defendants.
DrLivingstonipresume 3 years ago
When people brag on social media about stealing I have a nice little laugh to myself because what they don't realize is that the statute of limitations on petty or grand theft is 6-7 years (depending on the state) and often stores will review security footage and press charges. Happens way more than you think. Source: best friend is a criminal defense attorney and he has represented many clients in this situation; it has never worked out well for the defendants.
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