In the same year that Reddit, 4chan and Anonymous all entered
the mainstream lexicon, "trolling" had more of an effect online
and offline than ever before. "Trolling," when used on the
Internet, usually refers to when someone is a jerk for the sake
of being a jerk, when someone does something simply because they
can. Deadspin's Drew Magary has labeled 2011 "The Year We Became
The United States of Trolling" and made a list of everything
that happened this year that enraged and dumbfounded us, from
Rebecca Black's "Friday" video, the Kardashians, Charlie Sheen,
and even that awful show The Killing. They all make the cut.
"You're not getting anywhere in this country anymore if you're a
good person who wants to make a valuable contribution to
society," Magary argues. And he's right! Jerks have always won,
and they all work in finance.   Our most cynical bones want to
agree with him, but we can't. Strike it up to leftover holiday
cheer. We just released a list of the most important hacks of
the year, and they all