Getting a little too close to the legendary beings that survive by drinking the essence of life: human blood.

Vampires: Who's Thirsty?

Myths & Legends

There are people who <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/real-vampires/christopher-shultz" target="_blank">believe they are&nbsp;vampires</a>&nbsp;- and not just in a trendy, pop culture way, either. These&nbsp;<a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/modern-vampires-drinking-blood/lisa-a-flowers?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">modern day vampires</a> have fangs, dress up in clothes of a different era, and celebrate what they believe to be the philosophies of vampires. The largest collection of these vampires can be found in the members of the Sabretooth&nbsp;Clan.Based in Los Angeles, the Sabretooth Clan is a group of like-minded individuals that all have custom fangs made by the founder of their group, Father Sebastiaan. Members of the Sabretooth Clan live among us,&nbsp;some only letting their fang flag fly at choice events&nbsp;while others are <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/signs-your-boyfriend-is-a-vampire/jacob-shelton" target="_blank">easier to spot</a>. The Sabretooth&nbsp;Clan lifestyle may not be for everyone, but if you are interested, they are always looking for fresh blood.&nbsp;

Inside The Sabretooth Clan, The World's Largest Social Network Of Vampire Lifestylers

General

Jodi Smith

Lists of the top films, TV shows, actors, musicians, and other entertainers throughout India.

Indian Entertainment

India

The best and biggest Indian and Indian-American social networks on the Internet, including niche social communities, as well as those organized by specialty interests, dating, and matrimony. This list contains social networks and online communities relating specifically to the interests and social lives of Indian people. A social network is an online service, platform, or website which is focused largely around uniting individuals, allowing them to communicate and interact. Facebook is currently the world's largest and most popular social networking platform, having supplanted previous champions like MySpace and Friendster. This list includes <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/social-networking-sites/sirsinister?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">social networking sites</a> that have achieved great popularity and utility among Indian users. These are the <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/social-networking-sites/sirsinister?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">top social networks</a> in India.This list gathers together the largest social networks and online communities geared towards Indian users. It is an open list, so if you have a favorite Indian social network that isn't featured, don't hesitate to enter it below to make sure it's included on the list!What are the best Indian social networking sites? Take a look here, see for yourself, and vote up your favorite social networking sites in India and among Indian Americans!

The Top Indian Social Networks

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Indian Social Networking Sites | List of Top Social Networks in India

Dot Commander

Lists of funny, idiotic, and bananas posts from the social media site everyone loves to pretend to hate.

Meanwhile, on Facebook...

Facebook

You've had that embarrassing and sad moment when it’s late and you’re cruising around Facebook and you start looking up everyone from your past. In fact, some of the most common Facebook searches are for ex-lovers and people you haven’t seen since elementary school. If that’s how you spend your time you shouldn’t feel bad, it’s perfectly normal to be curious about people that you haven’t seen in a long time. Take a break from trying to find your old high school mascot and check out the people we all look up on Facebook.Sometimes surreptitiously looking people up on Facebook can be helpful if you’re entering into a new situation. Maybe you’re getting into a new relationship, or there’s a small time celebrity having a complete mental breakdown on social media and you just need to read their insane ramblings. But other than that, the type of people everyone looks up on Facebook are usually <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/celebrities-who-look-like-old-photos/michelle-nati?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">people from the past</a> or new folks about whom you're curious. Keep reading to see if the kind of people that you look up on Facebook are the same kind of people everyone else looks up.&nbsp;

The People Everyone Looks Up On Facebook

Types of People Everybody Facebook Searches Out of Curiosity

Jacob Shelton

Vin Diesel

When not appearing on posters for the&nbsp;Fast and the Furious&nbsp;series, <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/hollywood-vin-facts/jacob-shelton?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">actor Vin Diesel</a> puts himself into inspirational posters on his Facebook page. Vin Diesel's inspiring Facebook posts, which tend to feature Photoshop, filters, and elephants, read a lot like <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/most-inspiring-motivational-posters/amylindorff" target="_blank">motivational posters</a> from your 5th grade classroom if they also included&nbsp;the lead actor from xXx. One of the <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/vin-diesel-facts/jacob-shelton" target="_blank">things you may not know about Vin Diesel</a> is his commitment to his Vinbook, his devoted Facebook fans. With over 100 million likes on the platform, Vin Diesel's Facebook page pumps out Vin Diesel posters and memes seen by a population equivalent to one-third of the United States. Vin Diesel appears more in his own memes than he does the&nbsp;Fast and Furious&nbsp;franchise, thereby solidifying his role as &quot;motivator&quot; to be his most prolific one. Dominic Toretto would probably call him a softie to his face while simultaneously making one of these Vin Diesel memes his lock screen.

Vin Diesel's Facebook Is A Treasure Trove Of Inspirational Memes

Robert Wabash

Pack your bags, because you're about to go on a Facebook fishing&nbsp;trip. These are girls who clearly went fishing for compliments on Facebook with mixed results. These are status updates posted by extremely needy girls who just went really heavy on the bait, looking for some Facebook bites. Sure they're kind of funny, but they're also pretty sad when you get down to it. What has the world become when this is how people interact with each other?&nbsp;Be confident in who you are. You are beautiful. You don't need all of your Facebook friends to tell you that.

Girls Who Fished for Compliments Way Too Hard on Facebook

Nathan Davidson

Ever have one of those days when you say or do something totally dumb and feel like you need a bit of a boost to reassure yourself that you&#39;re not a complete idiot? If so, this is a great list to do just that. No matter how bad your day seems to be going, rest assured that the dumb Facebook posts are enough to make the average toddler feel like Einstein. 

These Facebook fails are actually enough to make you question humanity&#39;s role here on spaceship Earth. Sure, Facebook isn&#39;t known as a place where the intellectuals of the world gather to sort out global problems, but these stupid Facebook posts will absolutely shock you. There are really people out there that are this dumb. And some of them have kids.

So, enjoy these dumb Facebook statuses as pure entertainment. Just try to forget that real people wrote these things.

The Funniest Dumb Facebook Posts Ever

Ashley Reign

Ever wonder what Facebook&nbsp;looks like around the world? Well as it turns out there's a hilarious subreddit&nbsp;called <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/indianpeoplefacebook/top/?sort=top&amp;t=all">Indian people Facebook</a>&nbsp;that's dedicated to collecting and showcasing some of the funniest Facebook posts that&nbsp;the people of India have to offer. Here you'll find some of the most random, craziest, and all around&nbsp;funny Indian&nbsp;Facebook posts that have made their way into the collection's ranks.&nbsp;These <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/funny-dumb-facebook-posts/ashley-reign?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">funny Facebook posts</a> range from clever to hysterically random and quite a few of the posts ride the fine line between the two. Get ready to behold what happens when a choice few citizens of&nbsp;India attempt to flirt on Facebook in their second language, decide to set stylish trends, or just set out to have a good time.&nbsp;Be forewarned however, that not all of the posts below are exactly G-rated so the following material may not be something you want to peruse during&nbsp;office hours!But if you're looking for a grin and are ready to find out why India and Facebook are kind the best combo since peanut butter and jelly, rest assured you've come to the right place.

The Best of Indian People Facebook

Indian People Facebook Posts That'll Make You Laugh

Ariel Kana

On Wednesday, January 18th, 2012, several of the largest websites (including Wikipedia and Reddit) took their services down for part of the day - or even 24 straight hours - in protest of the proposed SOPA and PIPA legislation being discussed in Congress. (Here's <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/websites-participating-in-anti-stop-online-piracy-act-day/beau-iverson">a list of most of the major websites going down in protest of SOPA/PIPA.</a>) SOPA (the Stop Online Piracy Act) had, by that time, temporarily stalled out in the House, and its corresponding Senate bill PIPA (the Protect IP Act) was up for a procedural vote the following week. (Some Senators, including one of PIPA's initial sponsors - Senator Patrick Leahy - had conceded that issues with the bill may need to be amended before they come to an open vote.)SOPA and PIPA are designed to fight online piracy and protect copywrited materials such as films, TV shows, writing and other intellectual property. The main complaints from websites such as Google, Twitter, Wikipedia, Tumblr and others is that the bills are too harsh, and end up stifling free and open communication rather than serving their intended functions.This list collects the most amusing reactions on Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere to the temporary loss of popular websites, particularly Wikipedia and Reddit.

The Funniest Internet Reactions to the Anti-SOPA Blackout

Beau Iverson

What was once a fun place to stay in touch with friends, Facebook has become a bleak wasteland of bots, advertisements, and people who seem to be total weirdos. The comments below from Facebook.com will make you laugh, cry, and be totally confused. Needless to say: Some people should permanently log off.

16 Of The Wildest Facebook Comments We've Ever Seen

Jordan Myrick

Think you've scoured every tabloid, gossip site, and imgur dump for rare celebrity pics? Well, don't shut down your device just yet.

Celeb Photos You've Never Seen

Facebook has come a long way since its launch in 2004. Back then you had a profile pic and a few key points about yourself. So&nbsp;it's natural that when the book&nbsp;started this whole cover photo thing it would take a few of us - and a few of our&nbsp;fav&nbsp;celebs - some time to catch up.&nbsp;The celebrities' first Facebook cover photos&nbsp;on this list are a blast from the past - and for some, it's a loooooong ago past - like prior to someone handling their social media kind of past (check out Kim K's). At the same time, it's kind of like looking through your old yearbook - terrifying, but also really, really fun.&nbsp;Some are downright hilarious - we're looking at you, James Franco and Seth Rogan. And some are kind of like. . . eh? (Justin Timberlake and Ruby Rose, we're talking about you). &nbsp;Take a look at our list of celebrity Facebook cover photos and vote up the first Facebook photos of famous celebs that you think are the coolest or at least the least embarrassing.&nbsp;

Gigi Hadid, Playing with Some Dangerously Low Contrast

The First Facebook Cover Photos of Your Favorite Celebrities

Person

28 of Your Favorite Celebrities' First Facebook Cover Photos

Jessica Lawshe

A day of wine, chocolate, and sappy movies—time to celebrate love between couples, crushes, friends, pets, and everyone in between.

Be My Valentine

Every Valentine&#39;s Day, while you&#39;re out there scraping together a gift for this&nbsp;non-holiday (that a lot of us are forced to celebrate against our will), you always see the PERFECT one to either print out or post. The actually funny, poignant, or interesting ones. Well now, all in one place, here are the best internet Valentines of all time to give to that special someone or to post begrudgingly on your profiles.

The Greatest Internet Valentines of All Time

Funny Valentines | List of the Best Internet Valentines

Facebook users everywhere freaked out when, in September 2015, Mark Zuckerberg <a href="http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/mark-zuckerberg-facebook-working-dislike-button-n427851" target="_blank">announced</a> that he was working on a “Dislike” button (or something similar) that would allow users to give a big thumb down to any statuses that rubbed them the wrong way. Between crazy political rants and daily gym selfies, the Dislike button is going to get a heck of a lot of play. If you’re chomping at the bit to start disliking boring status updates, and can’t wait for that little button to appear, try to satiate yourself with this list of things you can’t wait to use the Facebook Dislike button on.According to Zuckerberg, the Dislike button will allow Facebook users to “express empathy” because “not every moment is a good moment.” While that is true, he’s got to realize that most users are going to use the new function to hate on every status update that they think is even remotely kind of lame. It’s great that the Facebook creator has so much faith in his users, but isn’t it possible that the new Dislike feature is going to lead the world into a Mad Max like dystopia? If so, who gets to start riding on top of semi-trucks and playing flaming guitars? Not sonogram posters, that's for sure.Upvote the things you just can’t wait to try out the Facebook “Dislike” button on below. No longer will you have to stew in silence at every Bitmoji and scary newborn photo. If you don’t see a type of post that you’d really like to Dislike, feel free to add it and see what the other users think.

Things You Can't Wait to Use the Facebook Dislike Button On

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Facebook Dislike Button | Things You Hate on Facebook

Facebook was founded all the way back in 2004, and these days, its user demographics encompass nearly every age group –&nbsp;including the more senior members of society. While they may be full of wisdom and life experience, some of them haven't quite managed to apply their knowledge&nbsp;to social media, leading to some hilarious <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-of-old-people-facebook/robert-wabash" target="_blank">Facebook fails from old people</a>.If you want to see posts from old Facebook users who really missed the mark, the <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/oldpeoplefacebook/top/" target="_blank">/r/oldpeoplefacebook</a> subreddit&nbsp;has you covered. The best candid screenshots posted there feature&nbsp;older people struggling&nbsp;to post job openings, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/old-people-writing-on-a-restaurants-facebook-page/ashley-reign" target="_blank">write&nbsp;on the right person's timeline</a>,&nbsp;post&nbsp;appropriate GIF comments, understand&nbsp;memes, or update&nbsp;their statuses in a way that makes any kind of sense.Here are some of the funniest&nbsp;mishaps from&nbsp;old people trying to use Facebook. Just remember, you're laughing with them.

Old People Who Gave Using Facebook Their Best Shot, But Really Missed The Mark

17 Hilarious Times Old People Tried To Use Facebook and Failed

Hannah Collins

When a 19-year-old Mark Zuckerberg&nbsp;conceptualized thefacebook.com in his Harvard dorm room in 2004, few could have foreseen what the online college directory would become. As of 2018, Facebook has grown and evolved to such an extent that a college-age Zuckerberg&nbsp;might not even recognize it.What is Facebook now? It's a source for news, the&nbsp;focus of FBI probes, the home of numerous secret networking groups, a place where tailored ads target users, and a platform for political discussion, disagreement, and data. Given all of the ways Facebook can be used now, what does the future of Facebook look like?To begin to answer that question, another must first be answered: What is&nbsp;Facebook?

What Is Facebook, Anyway?

Ryleigh Nucilli

The statistics don't lie: Facebook is at the top of the social media world. While platforms like Snapchat and Instagram deal with their meager millions of users, Facebook can just relax and count its billions. There's really just no getting around how popular it is. There may be a lot of things about the site that get on people's nerves, but the numbers don't lie - Facebook is king because of all the things it gets right. &nbsp; It's also worth mentioning that Facebook owns Instagram, as well as&nbsp;Oculus, one of the most popular names in all of virtual reality. Mark Zuckerberg has made sure that he and his company will be the rulers of social media, not just in the short term, but for a long time to come. &nbsp; The thing is, Zuckerberg and Facebook have proven to be excellent at adaptation. They didn't get left behind like Friendster and Myspace because they've changed with the times, and even been the innovators who pushed the world forward. It helps explain why this list of Facebook facts is so diverse and impressive, and why everyone from your grandma to your boyfriend has an account.

20+ of the Coolest Things You Didn't Know About Facebook

20+ Facebook Facts That Might Surprise You

Jordan Love

Oregon

Tired of being associated with&nbsp;New Jersey, the state of Oregon passed a law allowing self-service&nbsp;gas stations for its residents, becoming the 49th state to do so. Unfortunately, a few Oregon residents hate pumping their own gas, and they want their <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/50-bizarre-state-laws/litgoddess" target="_blank">weird state law</a> banning self-service gas. Taking to the echo chamber of Facebook, these residents let their state, along with the other 48 self-serving ones, know just how they felt about legalizing self-service gas in Oregon.Just think, now they must brave the elements and the *gasps*&nbsp;transients!&nbsp;Based on these crazy reactions to self-service gas in Oregon, one would think&nbsp;the whole state suffers from an abundance of threats to personal safety - there are <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/creepy-oregon-stories-legends/isadora-teich" target="_blank">a lot of monsters in Oregon</a>, after all -&nbsp;or that disabled or elderly people haven't been doing this in 48 other states. For those who may be concerned,&nbsp;those who truly&nbsp;need&nbsp;an attendant will be kept safe under the Americans With Disabilities Act. And as for the elements, if people in Portland, ME,&nbsp;can fill their own gas in negative temperatures and windchill, Portland, OR,&nbsp;can figure it out.In the end, people freaking out about self-service gas in Oregon will eventually hop off their high horse, because horses aren't as efficient as a self-fueled car.

Oregon Now Lets People Pump Their Own Gas And Some Citizens Are Freaking Out

Mick Jacobs

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