Lawl. Can you imagine if that was the topic of this thread?

No the topic is what is the funniest troll you've ever been witnessed to? Online or otherwise.

I have to admit this is one of the better ones I've seen Morphy. I doff my cap.

Call me sexist, but I definitely don’t think men should ever have abortions.

I would argue that slinging.org has all the best trolls... although there are some pretty good ones on Reddit too. Like this guy:

https://ghostinfluence.com/the-ultimate-retaliation-pranking-my-roommate-with-ta
rgeted-facebook-ads/

Holy poopy that was funny

Bill Skinner wrote on Dec 3^rd, 2020 at 9:05am:


My first meta thread title.   

I do have some trolls. It's not anywhere near the high brow humor my man NOOC posted but it is something.







Yes I know these are immature and asinine but they gave me a good laugh if for no other reason than someone actually took the time to do it.

My favorite part is the question mark behind Ray Romano's name. LOL. Just so stupid but funny.

My mom once bought such a shirt for me.
I absolutely refused to even touch it.

I do love the Ray Romano one. It's perfect comedy. Simple and ridiculous with an added benefit of being ultimately harmless and silly.

ok, here's a personal one.  In high school, my friends and I used to troll the local grocery stores.  San Antonio has tons of live oak trees, and one year there were a ton of acorns on the ground, so we stuffed our pockets, and then reverse-shop-lifted them by putting them in a produce bag and trying to buy them from the store.  At the first place we did this, they ran all over trying to find the price of acorns before a manager finally charged us $.50/lb

We spent about $1 on our own acorns.
The next place wanted to charge us $4.99/lb at the "mixed nuts" price.  We left without them and told them they could just put them back

The best part was always the other shoppers in line... because we always chose the longest line we could find when doing dumb stuff like this just to get a rise out of other shoppers.  One customer looked at my bag of acorns on the counter and said, "Can you cook with acorns?!"

I just looked at her.  Really I was trying to come up with an answer without cracking a smile, but before I could say anything, she shrugged and said,"Yeah, I guess you can".  I almost lost it, but somehow managed to deadpan my way up to the cashier.