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15 Stories That Clearly Didn't Happen

Being caught in a lie is one of the most embarrassing things that can happen to someone, so why do some people make it so easy? If someone is going to lie about something, especially if it's something big, they better make it a good lie, because when it isn't it's just awkward. It happens all the time on the Iinternet, people making up big, miraculous, unbelievable, or just perfect stories to gain some sort of clout or attention from it.

Some of them are to make the person seem like a better person, some to push an agenda, some to ruffle some feathers. Whatever it is, the lies are so easy to see right through. That's why there is a whole subreddit dedicated to sharing these so obviously fake or dramatized stories for everyone to shame and laugh at. Reddit's sarcastically titled /r/thatHappened is full of these kinds of stories, and while they are entertaining, they are just that, there is no truth to any of these. Here are 15 very fake stories where "everyone clapped" at the end.

I'm sure this happens constantly

← Reels Send gift a gym bro came up to me today... and thanked me for dressing modestly at the gym. Follow a gym bro came It was honestly a huge compliment to me. There have been so 1,043 many men over the years that have stopped me out in public and thanked me for dressing like a lady day... It's not always "easy" to look different, or to dress modestly at the gym, but these compliments reinforce why I am being respectful to myself & to those around me in public. 320 I dress in a way that I would want other girls to dress around my husband and son out of respect for themselves and others around me. Yes, men are responsible for their actions and lustful thoughts, but let's not make it more difficult for them! Just giving you some Titus 2 food for thought! #modestymatters Benson Boone Beautiful Things (Piano Instrumental) 176

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They studied her account in school

15h • 15h Random story that blew my mind: I was standing in line at target yesterday to get an antibiotic for my son. The girl behind me started talking to my kids and I was trying to avoid any sort of conversation (we'd been to the ER with my son the night before and I was exhausted and also have a cold). She asked me if she could babysit sometime and I just nodded along like "sure..." while thinking yeah right kid lol Q رام 1/2 felt an urge to be kind and get into conversation. She is a student at Denver University and I said if you're on instagram, why don't we connect there and can chat later. I gave her my handle and she said "OMG I know you - I'm a content creator and we studied your account in our class at school!" MIND BLOWN... MY account?! I think the universe was throwing me a bone of encouragement to keep going and trust the process. 2/2

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That doesn't seem worth it

r/AskReddit 15h What's the most insulting thing a teacher has ever said to you? ✩ 61 | 61⇓ 324 26 13h Fifth Grade Teacher the first week: "You're stupid!" Well, I decided to show her stupid. I failed EVERY* TEST on purpose. (Test Question: "What caused the Civil War?" My answer: "Someone killed the Pink Panther.") *note: about once a month I'd ace a test just to show I was failing on purpose. She asked me why, my reply, "You called me stupid so...you get stupid. And as a bonus you will have to try again next year!" (she made sure I was in a different class next year, which I aced, made honor roll and was scored 2nd in the class) Yes, I intentionally failed a year just to teacher. off a

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That 3-year-old did not say that

Reels We were on our evening walk when my toddler told me he was 3 and asked how old I was. I told him I was 40. A few minutes later he excitedly told me, “Look, Mama! The flowers are 40 too!" I asked him why he thought they were 40. His response: "Because everything 40 must be beautiful.” And I don't know that my heart will ever recover Add comment... O Use audio

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Kids these days

d when I was in food services, I put crayons & an activity sheet on the table. The kid said what is this, & why isn't it turning on?" Reply 47

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There's always gotta be a crying kid

It finally happened. My 6-year-old was called the word "bossy." It happened when I was getting her ready for the day. She said, "Mommy, you're being bossy." I calmly replied, "I'm not being bossy, I'm giving you instructions." Then we talked about how it had never been in her vocabulary, and I asked if someone called her that. After a few minutes, with tears in her eyes, she shared how her classmates called her "bossy" when she was trying to remind them of the teacher's instructions. I said, "I'm sorry they called you that. You were trying to be helpful, and those are actually skills of a CEO." "What is a CEO?" she asked. "It's the boss of a big company," I replied. With bright eyes and a huge smile ✔, she exclaimed, "A boss?!!!" During our commute, she sang over and over again, "I'm gonna be a B-O-S-S." Folks, I think she found her calling.

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Okay this is just silly

Oh overheardnewyork Cop, next to woman on bicycle: "Miss, you're going way too fast on that bike. Slow down." Person on bike: "Or what? Am I under arrest for emitting zero Co2 and having incredibly strong legs?" Coverheardnewyork

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When you want everyone to know you have a 'ballroom'

Me: I can't find my box of nails. Alix: I think we had them in Grandma's office. Me: I already looked there. Mummy: Did you look in the Italian cabinet? Yes. It's not there. Me: I also checked the living room, the study, the dining room, the breakfast room, the kitchen, and halls, and my bedroom, and sitting room, and your rooms. Mummy: Have you checked the library? The ballroom? Me: Why would anyone take it up there? Why is it every time I look for something in this house it's like we're all playing a game of Clue? "I think it's in the Dining Room, with the housekeeper, with the Candlestick?" Everything is such a mystery! Mummy: Because no one puts anything back where it goes!

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Sure buddy

It's appalling. My job requires that I have to ask people to sign official documents as witnesses. In ink. So many people under 30 don't know how to hold a pen let alone write. Recently I even encountered someone who claimed never to have even signed their name. When you lose these skills you lose a super power. о ☑

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Oh please

I remember watching the matrix for the first time, I was 8 years old, & afterwards I said to my dad "I'm the only one who's taken the red pill, in a world of people who's taken the blue pill" It wouldn't be until my 20s I'd realize how true that statement was & what it means

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He did not say that

A man told me yesterday "you're intimidating ". My response "why"? He goes women that have it all make men wonder how do we fit in. Me: browsandbeautybarnyc Follow First of all we don't have it all! I was taken back... jun_yuh Original audio Send gift 110 8 2

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Just some LinkedIn cringe

Ordered a pizza from Domino's at 2:30 am. Delivery valet soon arrived. "Making you work late during this chilly weather! Must be frustrating?", I asked him. "Domino's midnight delivery has enabled me study for military exams in the day and earn bread for my family in the night. So, I am rather very thankful to them", he happily said. My thoughts suddenly changed. And my heart instantly filled up with respect for him. So much to learn about determination and appreciation from him. Appreciation - one of the most underrated things in today's work culture. 25,369 180 comments

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Weird flex

So, I was at this bar last night, I asked if I could change their tv channel to sports, they obliged and handed me the remote. I went ahead and blocked Fox, NewsMax, and OAN using parental controls. I like to do this wherever I go, if the opportunity presents itself. 654 t321 2.9K lil 43K ធ...

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What a quirky boss

S.LIZ @slizagna Follow my boss has interrupted our meetings multiple times because she has to go outside to feed the ravens. she always comes back five minutes later with some ominous like "you need to befriend them or they'll turn against you." like ok get it girl. cawcaw. build that bird army.

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Like a medical celebrity or something

Reels A weird experience I've had was when I was at a doctors appointment and a student burst in and went "you have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome?! I've only read about you all in textbooks and I never thought I'd get to see one in person!!!" Which was followed by five seconds of awkward silence because what do you say to that uns Follow 30.2K Q 208

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