Callie Byrnes
Callie is a writer, editor, and publisher at Thought Catalog. Her debut book, ‘The Words We Left Behind,’ was released in January 2024.
25 Popular Conspiracy Theories That Are So Stupid They’re Actually Funny
“There was a guy that thought the moon was fake. Not just the landings, the actual moon.”
30 People Reveal The Strangest Thing They’ve Experienced That They Still Can’t Explain
“For at least 15 years now I will occasionally — maybe 2 or 3 times a month — mistakenly think I see someone I know when walking around. Then, within the next few minutes I will actually see that person.”
20 People Suffering From Psychosis Describe The Most Terrifying Hallucinations They’ve Ever Experienced
“One of the veins in my eye was actually a worm that was eating my brain and thats why I had headaches. Also: random sharp pains and itches are bugs crawling all over my skin, trapped in my shoes, etc. I double check my shoes every time i put them on with a flashlight but still have to take them off occasionally to check.”
What Does ‘Yeet’ Mean? Everything You Need To Know About The Viral Dance-Turned-Exclamation [2020]
Yeet actually doesn’t stand for just one thing. The term took an interesting journey through pop culture terminology, becoming not only an action but a saying.
20 People Tell The Stories Of The Worst Parents They Ever Met (And Their Kids Who Never Had A Chance)
“My friends mother home schooled him because she didn’t want him interacting with females…”
30 Times The Kardashians Proved They Were True Instagram Royalty
They’ve controlled the media for a full decade — and they aren’t afraid to brag about it.
These Last Texts Between A Man And His Friend Who Committed Suicide Are Heartbreakingly Tragic
This Twitter user lost a friend to suicide recently and decided to share their last texting conversation that, in hindsight, reads like a cry for help.
40 People Tell The Hilarious Stories That Perfectly Sum Up The Stupidest People They’ve Ever Met
“A guy in my high school who was convinced that the Dutch had sore throats at night from their accent/language.”