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21 Ultimate Comebacks to Annoying Passive-Aggressive Notes

Updated on 1/10/2015 at 6:00 PM

Reading these amazing responses to passive-aggressive notes will feel like sweet, sweet victory.Source: Instagram user lbthomps__

01

The Best Way to Answer a Passive-Aggressive Question Is With a Question

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02

Just Do It

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03

Sharpies Should Only Be Used For Good, Not Passive-Aggressive Notes

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04

Does No One Care About the Drought?

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05

"Fluffy Kittens" Wins the Battle of the Notes

Source: Instagram user themarcin

06

Don't Microwave Dead Bodies Please

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07

"That's What She Said"

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08

Get It Right

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09

Think of the Children!

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10

This Note Gets an F

Source: Instagram user sweetswingheart

11

Say It Wasn't You

Source: Instagram user ericadesilva

12

OK, You Just Triggered a Spit War

Source: Instagram user passiveaggressivenotes

13

Guilty as Charged

Source: Instagram user perepressure

14

Comic Sans? What Are You, in Grade School?

Source: Instagram user obiichuku

15

Challenge Accepted — Naked Yoga Thursdays It Is

Source: Instagram user kshsieh

16

You've Just Made It Really Hard For People to Get Their Food

Source: Instagram user stevewisey

17

Duh

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18

What's With People Using Walls as Chalkboards?

Source: Instagram user wecouldbe_lions

19

Don't Tell Me Who to Date

Source: Instagram user m_r_castellano

20

How Many Surgeons Does It Take to Change a Toilet Roll?

Source: Instagram user passiveaggressivenotes

21

#TrollSoHard

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