13 of the Year's Funniest Internet Moments

When the #IceBucketChallenge took over social media, we just knew that #IceBucketChallengeFails were bound to happen, and they didn't disappoint.

Yikes! This text gone wrong was both hilarious and cringe-worthy at the same time.

One Reddit user shared a sad but funny Facebook status from a bride explaining why her "friends" were not invited to her wedding — let's just say we'd be happy not to suffer through a wedding starring this bridezilla.

Source: Reddit user Sea_Basstian

As soon as the world heard that Prince William and Kate Middleton were expecting another child, the Internet exploded with hilarious tweets and memes about Kate's pregnancy.

Back in June, the CIA sent its first tweet, writing, "We can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first tweet." Amazing.

The only thing that got the country through not making it to the World Cup finals were these hilarious tweets about goalie Tim Howard's legendary saves.

Lol! Earlier this year, grandparents were hilariously baffled by Facebook's autofill tag feature, one that switches "Grandma" to the hip-hop artist's page name with just one click. The Internet got wind of the funny phenomenon and started tracking the best fails on Tumblr.

Enough said.

Seriously, what else did we expect to happen once the news came out? Twitter, of course, had the best reactions.

In October, all 29,000 or so students at University College London (UCL) received an email from an address claiming to be the provost. It said one thing and one thing only: "bello!" The students immediately started replying all and signing up the listserv to newsletters for dating sites, One Direction fan clubs, porn sites, and more.

Lord of the Rings fans quickly learned there's a new way to torment loved ones once they saw this video of a guy repeatedly catching his girlfriend totally off-guard with LOTR quotes in uncanny character impersonations.