When the director of the all-female Ghostbusters reboot decided to go after another franchise, upsetting thousands

(Source: Entertainment Weekly)

World of Warcraft introduces your virtual assistant Crabby, a knock-off of Microsoft’s Clippy to take up space on our screen and give useless tips

(Source: PC Mag)

Google Nose

Burger King prints an ad for the "left-handed Whopper" specifically designed for lefties, which was ordered thousands of times before it was revealed to be a prank

(Source: RyC)

BBC’s 1957 documentary about harvesting spaghetti, convincing millions that pasta noodles grow on trees

When Taco Bell claimed to have purchased the Liberty Bell, renamed the Taco Liberty Bell, to alleviate the national debt

(Source: ScrollDoll)

The Zuckerberg clothing line at H&M, consisting only of seven gray t-shirts and a pair of jeans

(Source: ScrollDoll)

When eHarmony announced Furever Love, an elaborate dating site exclusively for dogs

(Source: Time)

When Etsy announced its random purchase of Portland, Oregon

(Source: PC Mag)

Another documentary from BBC

The online pregnancy test to easily ruin your phone or computer screen

(Source: Snopes)

Just, this.

The announcement of the new Starbucks sizes (Plenta and Micra) because we needed coffee in the packaging of a KFC bucket

(Source: Hospitality and Travel News)

When George Takei convinced everyone he was running for Congress

(Source: CNET)

YouTube announcing you can now order every video ever made to stock in massive DVD piles at home

Reddit's Infamous /r/place

(Source: Reddit)