Anyone who has ever lived with roommates knows it can be a gamble. Most people have at least one horrible ex-roommate story to tell and if they don’t, it might be because they were the horrible roommate.
Some roommates are messy, some are loud, some are late on rent, and the worst ones aren’t afraid to steal from you. At least, that’s what these people discovered and they’re telling Whisper all about the weirdest things they discovered missing after a roommate left.
1. But why?
2. That’s just messed up.
3. Well, time to treat yo’ self to a trip to Sephora and send them a bill.
Sending drunk texts has become somewhat of an art since the advent of modern-day texting. I mean, it’s never been easier to proclaim your drunken lust for someone with an eggplant emoji and side eye. But sometimes, our drunken technological endeavors turn out horribly wrong.
We’ve all accidentally sent a text to someone who it wasn’t meant for. It’s especially awkward when that text is a recounting of your girlfriend’s amazing blow job that she gave you earlier that now sits on your mother’s phone in shame and disgust. There’s just not a lot you can do to come back from that, bro.
So whether you texted your boss at 4:32 a.m., pissed drunk, telling him that you want to impregnate him, or when you sloppily declared how horny were to grandma — there’s nothing like waking up in the morning, head pounding, and realizing the sh*t storm that you and your iPhone have caused.
These are 21 of the worst drunk texts that people have sent:
The Internet has chosen a new favorite comedian— and she’s only nine years old.
Screen and comedy writer Bess Kalb provided the world with a shining beacon of light in the swamp that is Twitter by tweeting out New Yorker cartoons captioned by her cousin’s nine-year-old daughter, Alice.
Kalb’s photos of the quippy one-liners quickly went viral, and once you read them you’ll have no trouble understanding why. “Everything is terrible but my cousin’s 9-year old daughter Alice has been quietly and masterfully slaying the @NewYorker’s caption contest and it’s pure delight,” Kalb wrote.
Everything is terrible but my cousin’s 9-year old daughter Alice has been quietly and masterfully slaying the @NewYorker’s caption contest and it’s pure delight. pic.twitter.com/Lhzmq7Pnsb
“(She’s freaking out with joy at your comments – I’m sending the screenshots to her mom),” tweeted Kalb. “Vintage Alice from 2017. I think you’ll like her earlier work. (She asked for a collection of EVERY cartoon with the real captions removed.)”
Vintage Alice from 2017. I think you’ll like her earlier work. (She asked for a collection of EVERY cartoon with the real captions removed) pic.twitter.com/sKr0CNFTZd
I am a professional joke writer for a professional TV show and I truly can’t touch any of this. Thank you for being as obsessed with Alice as our family is!
Kalb wrangled her viral tweet into a larger message and societal call to arms: encourage and support girls to be funny. She mentions how social ‘norms’ for the longest time dictated that girls simply had no right to be funny, citing writers of several popular comedy television shows as examples.
Alice is an incredible kid. She loves her little brother and @HamiltonMusical (she knows EVERY lyric). Teachers don’t always encourage creative writing, so today has been a huge shot of confidence for her. Let young girls know when they’re funny and smart. Many people don’t.
Doubling down on this. There was a Conan O’Brien interview on Fresh Air years ago where he talked about his sister making a joke at the dinner table that made him howl with laughter and their father looked right at her and told her girls shouldn’t do that. It’s unbecoming.
Alice is so lucky her amazing, hilarious mom @kimkassnove recognizes and celebrates her for trying (DILIGENTLY) to be funny. It’s exhausting to beat this drum, but comedy writing is an overwhelmingly male-dominated enterprise. Look through Emmy nominees for talk and sketch shows.
Sometimes there are more Joshes and Daniels on shows than all women combined. This is a startlingly frequent and real thing. I’ve talked to a lot of other female late night and comedy TV writers and many of us never wrote or did comedy in school because that was for the dudes.
Female writers of Parks and Rec, Silicon Valley, SNL, Fallon, and Kimmel DID NOT DO COMEDY in school because we were either rejected from male-run comedy behemoths (The Harvard Lampoon) or just were given enough cues growing up to just keep our heads down and get good grades.
She notes how important it so to remember that young girls have literally everything going against them– sometimes even their own families or teachers. And how boys don’t like to be less funny than girls, leading many to quell their inner humor and comedic prowess.
This could happen to Alice very easily, even with supportive parents. Her teacher ALREADY TOLD HER not to get “fancy” with her writing this year. Middle school boys don’t want to date girls who can get bigger laughs than them. So we adjust to fit everyone’s expectations.
The only reason some of us get a chance to do comedy professionally, and the actual reason I got into comedy when I applied to Kimmel six years ago, is someone recognized and amplified my voice. In my case it was @NellSco. She said “You’re funny.” That changed my life.
Nell found me on Twitter and told me to send her a packet of jokes and she’d send them to her agent who would send them to the show. Those jokes made it into my bosses hands because she stepped up for me. She’s done that for MANY girls, some of whom now write for John Oliver.
What I’m saying is maybe Conan’s sister would have had a good show. We’ll never know. Funny people like Alice are pretty rare. Comedy needs validation. If you’re lucky enough to have an Alice in your life, make sure she knows it.
14. NotTodaySatan1met Jason Mraz, who is a really nice guy it turns out!!!
Jason Mraz once bought me a beer after a show, then walked me to my car afterwards because it was late and I was alone.This was June 2003.He was super nice. EDIT: Jason if you see this, you were super nice to an awkward girl.Thanks man.Ps you totally could have gotten laid.
my ex met gene simmons a few weeks ago at a convention.after getting a picture with him he asked her for her phone number because according to him “im doing a show later tonight and i like to bring a lot of pretty girls on the stage and you can come up.” Later she said his personal assistant blew her cell phone up stating that gene would like to have a “more personal meeting” after the show.she adores kiss its her favorite band, but said “im not banging old ass gene simmons.”
I wasn’t a groupie as such but dated a guy in a tribute band for Guns N Roses a few years ago. He and I would have sex regularly, and the “Axel” of the band suggested we have a threesome sometime.I spoke with the guy I was dating and we arranged it.He still wore his Axel getup and quoted him, asked me to call him Axel Rose and it was the most cringeworthy experience of my life.
10.According toadsherlock, Russell Brand has a sex house.Surprised?
Friend of a friend hooked up with Russell Brand a couple of years ago after one of his standup shows in London.Apparently his ‘house’ was a warehouse with multiple floors.Bedroom on the ground floor to ‘get them in and get them out’.She went back one more time.Decided he is a total creep and never returned.Don’t think she has been to see any of his shows since.
9.hopsinduo‘s friend’s mom slept with Robert Plant and got a clock:
My friends mum slept with Robert plant back in the day on a few occasions as a groupie.He gave her a clock as a present which turned out to be a clock from Royal Victoria Station in London.She talked quite fondly of the time and seemed to generally just be happy she was banging somebody attractive and good in bed.Oh and was from the best band in the world.