In the ongoing human project of finding laughter in the ordinary, BuzzFeed has assembled thirty-five text message exchanges chosen for their capacity to amuse repeatedly — not as journalism, but as curation, which is its own quiet art. The piece arrives in the tradition of the internet list: no investigation, no sources beyond the screenshots themselves, only the editorial judgment that these particular moments of human miscommunication or perfect timing are worth preserving. There is something gently paradoxical in the title's plea to delete the evidence, given that preservation is precisely
BuzzFeed Shares 35 Funny Text Messages
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