11+ min ago (102+ words) "carrying my phone from room to room like a victorian woman and her lantern"View Entire Post " Here Are The Funniest Tweets From Just This Weekend "carrying my phone from room to room like a victorian woman and her lantern" While we can't endorse what X has become, we can bring you the worthwhile moments that still exist there, curated and free of the surrounding chaos. For some reason, the best tweets always seem to happen on the weekend. Here are some funny ones that recently came across my timeline. Also, make sure to follow these users if you liked their tweets!...

3+ hour, 44+ min ago (36+ words) "I think the elephant really ties the room together."View Entire Post " Women Dominated Comedy This Month, And Here Are 16 Funny Tweets That Absolutely Prove It "I think the elephant really ties the room together."...

1+ day, 7+ hour ago (103+ words) Great, now I have a lot of catching up to do.View Entire Post " 33 Of The Most Perfect Episodes Of Television People Have Ever Seen Great, now I have a lot of catching up to do. There are A LOT of really good TV show episodes out there, but some, deliver on a whole other level and stay in our minds for years after. User Calm_Coach_2205 on Reddit asked, "What is the single best episode of television you've ever seen?" Here are the TV episodes that people consider to be absolutely perfect: 1. "The last episode of Chernobyl was just epic."...

3+ day, 4+ hour ago (925+ words) "Fans saw through all of the nonsense." Obviously, there are SPOILERS. If you plan on finally watching that one show in your queue after seven years, you have been warned. "I ended up going back and finishing it after it was added to streaming services, and boy was I glad I didn't continue to watch it during its release " waiting every week for a new episode and then every few months for the next half-season would not have been worth the finale at all." "Yes, once Negan was introduced, it was like, 'how are they ever gonna get out of this?' It just became too much gore and cruelty for me to take. After years of surviving zombies and all the other shit they went through, I still would've just noped out of life at that point. Did not see…...

3+ day, 7+ hour ago (28+ words) There's No Way You'll Pass This "Friends" Quiz Unless You've Watched It On Repeat There's No Way You'll Pass This "Friends" Quiz Unless You've Watched It On Repeat...

6+ day, 19+ hour ago (105+ words) Are we 100% sure they're not at least cousins?View Entire Post " 48 Actors People Didn't Realize Were Completely Different People Are we 100% sure they're not at least cousins? Reddit user u/PenguinJack_ posted in r/movies: "Which actors did you not realize were different people?" and users pointed out numerous actors who bear a striking resemblance to one another. Here are 48 actors who people didn't realize were different people: 1. "I was pretty sure that Billy Zane was Imhotep (Arnold Vosloo) in The Mummy for pretty much ever until I paid closer attention to the credits. It was the eyebrows, I think."...

1+ week, 1+ day ago (35+ words) This "Friends" Name Quiz Isn't For You Unless You're An OG Fan This "Friends" Name Quiz Isn't For You Unless You're An OG Fan The one with all the names. Image and thumbnail credits: NBC...

1+ week, 1+ day ago (393+ words) "It never clicked that they were the same actor." "Just finished watching MIB for the first time in years and said, 'Holy shit.'" "This one spun me out. Colin looked so unrecognizable and carried the evil of The Penguin so well." "I loved Back to the Future and Roger Rabbit as a kid. Took me years to realize that Doc Brown was also Judge Doom, and it blew my mind." "In the movie Hook, the pirate that gets put in the box with the scorpions " 'not the boo box!' " was Glenn Close." "My brain still refuses to accept that Les Grossman was Tom Cruise." "Mandy Patinkin being Saul Berenson in Homeland and Inigo Montoya in The Princess Bride made me do a full-on double take when I realized."" "When I first saw Beetlejuice, my brain had a rough time accepting…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago (768+ words) "I was becoming convinced that I hallucinated this show until I found the pilot on YouTube. No one remembers it but me." In this short-lived '60s series, a man's mother died but was reincarnated as an antique car that could talk to him through its radio. This series was set half a decade after'The Great Tomato War. It followed a 10-year-old pizza delivery boy who befriended two of'Dr. Putrid T. Gangreen's failed tomato experiments " one who was turned into a girl, and her "brother" who was turned into a dog-like creature. Together, they sought to stop Gangreen. Framed as a documentary about the future President Bobby'McCallister's life, this series followed teen brothers Bobby and Jack in the '00s. This teen sitcom followed a group of students at a Paris boarding school called American Academy. In this MTV series, Ed made a startling discovery…...

1+ week, 1+ day ago (273+ words) "Big Gulps, huh?"View Entire Post " People Are Sharing The Most Iconic Movie Quotes That Live In Their Heads Rent-Free We all mentally quote films on a daily basis, right? On the always chatty r/AskReddit, Reddit user u/Tasty-Inevitable-579 asked: What's a movie quote that. lives rent-free in your head? Safe to say, the responses flooded the thread, and here are some of the most quotable ones that will make you realize we all have one mind: 1. "'Have fun storming the castle!' From The Princess Bride (1987)." 2. "'Life finds a way.' Jeff Goldblum from Jurassic Park (1993) whispering in my brain at the most random moments." 4. "'Human sacrifice! Dogs and cats, living together! Mass hysteria!' from Ghostbusters (1984)." 5. "'The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.' From The Usual Suspects (1995)." 6. "'Yeah, well, that's just, like, your…...