As a millennial, I came of age on the early internet, which was a pretty unique time to be online. At the time, it was possible to navigate forums and chat rooms completely anonymously, and you better believe my trollish little friends and I took full advantage of that. The character I liked to play online was an Italian-American plumber named Mike (yes, inspired by Mario). I'd get into heated arguments in-character with strangers in the Something Awful forums, and in retrospect, everyone could probably by my terrible grammar and immature arguments that they were fighting with a thirteen-year-old.
The tradition of kids being idiots online continues in comment sections all across the internet, and we've put together a collection of screenshots in honor of all the hilariously dumb comments out there.
You learn something new every day.
Just being honest.
The meaning of life is to smash that 'like' button.
Little dude forgot to switch to his other account.
Gross!!
I do not care.
How to turn child YouTubers into the Joker.
LeBron, please…
They're not wrong.
That escalated immediately.
emily
Good day, sir.
At least it worked.
Wise words.
An intriguing saga.
It's the year 20100, wyd?
Feel old yet?
