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Someone on AskReddit got a gnarly thread going about the most ruthless rejections that people have ever endured. Some of these are just plain old heartless. It takes a lot for some folks to put themselves out there, and long as they're respectful, it's on the people being asked out to handle the rejections with just a little bit of grace. 

People that have the audacity to invite themselves over, and then refuse to follow the house rules are something else. This insensitive step mom used all the water during a gnarly drought, so a glorious case of petty revenge ensued. Check out another glorious case of pro revenge with this aggressive girlfriend who had the nerve to steal from her ex's bank account.

This Tumblr thread pulls together people with all kinds of food allergies, after one insensitive, mean spirited movie theater employee cracked a sassy joke about not following through with customers' orders as they requested. Of course, kitchen mishaps occur and sometimes a meal gets legitimately messed up; but let's all try to take extra caution with those meals being prepared for folks with life threatening food allergies. 

Check out another Tumblr thread with this nice Tumblr user who cleared up a case of food allergies.

This fun AskReddit thread has people describing those insults that sound just like compliments. People might be out there trying to squeeze in a dig on you, through the mask of a smile and lighthearted tone. Who knows? Maybe the next time you hear one of these out in the wild, you'll do away with the passive aggressive antics, and ask the person what they really mean. Or just let it slide. 

Get your fill of selfish, gross and generally awful behavior that shines a puke-yellow light on your fellow man. Most people aren't like this, but it's hard not to feel bad about the world after seeing the sheer stinking trashiness that can be birthed from humanity. If you wanna see more, check these out.

This self-proclaimed "edgy" metal head couple asks Reddit to roast them, and proceeded to get verbally pummeled by a storm of soul-blistering roasts. We hope their collective self-esteem was up for it. 

If you think the Avengers movies get too much praise, then you might be interested in seeing the actors read abusive tweets! Some of these aren't even that funny, they're just, well mean. That said it is kinda cool that you can give stars you hate a piece of your mind? Probably? Check out more celebrities reading mean tweets here.

Use these fiery words of gut-wrenching savagery at your own discretion. We'd recommend breaking them out on those people with an especially great sense of humor. 

Y'all remember Charles "Neck Guy" McDowell? Of course you do. If you were a big fan of the brutal roasts that ensued from his hilarious mugshot like we were, then get ready for Christopher "Tiny" Taylor, a guy wanted for removing his home confinement anklet and punching a police officer in the face. 

Taylor caught the internet's attention after the Mason County Sheriff's Department posted a wanted notice with a photo of him on Facebook. People immediately began to take notice of his teeny tiny stature, which has of course resulted in some epic puns! Scroll down ASAP, because these are just too damn good.

I don't care how much self-esteem these poor and recently roasted souls were rocking prior to their self-encouraged victimization; these are plain brutal. It'd seem that the people of Reddit are getting more creative, less forgiving, and exponentially better at dishing out harsh servings of painfully accurate cruelty. Check out the last Roast list we ran here, and see for yourself. 

Reddit's Roast community never fails to step up and deliver an absolutely brutal verbal beating when the occasion calls for it. We hope this woman's self-esteem was up for the challenge. 

This person really expects all this work to be done for free. And she didn't even want the discount!

Trump decided to again take aim at Alicia Machado, or as Trump refers to her "Miss Piggy Universe" and "Miss Housekeeping, because she is Latina"

Why do people insist on threatening the people they do business with? We'll never know, but we have some very basic theories, the leading one being "Some people are just jackasses." Like, seriously, people in these situations will be crazily nasty to strangers when they can't get exactly what they want.

These are pretty evil, but very good.