<human>: I was contacted by them because of a picture I got off my friends public facebook and put it on /r/photshopbattles, and one of the photoshops went explosive (pun intended) online. Here's the link:   ... Clearly it was fake and you can't even see the cheerleader's face. They asked me to come on their show about "going viral". I couldn't go because of work.  Well the episode came out like 2 weeks later. Yeah, they were setting me up for an ambush, because some butthurt teen couldn't handle a joke about a FAKE FAKE FAKE picture. WOW! I didn't even do it (some really nice guy from Taiwan did), but I know they would have burned me at the stake! Turns out that girls mother just wanted a free trip to New York (I know because the lady I got the photo from is her friend) and she's the one that made the uproar about the whole thing in the first place. YOU CAN'T EVEN SEE HER FACE!! I'm super sensitive to other people's issues, but man I just keep thinking what if? If they did ambush me, holy hell, I would have just lost it, totally lost it. Seriously, would I ever intentionally do something, (keep in mind I didn't do the photoshop) to hurt someone. If you knew me, you'd know the answer is NO! Those surprised girls in the photo's faces were just too good to not be photoshopped :D Of course that's their job. Make juicy stories and cause drama, but I guess I'm naive in that I really was just hoping that maybe once I had done something (not the photoshop mind you, but the posting of the photo) to cause someone to take a genuine interest in me.  I just keep thinking about Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, when Jay goes, "I hate how fake Hollywood is."  I guess that's why I like reddit so much, you people are REAL and I'm just a lurker that took a chance on a photoshop and almost got nationally hated for it :D

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<bot>: I almost got ambushed on the Steve Wilkos show for a fake photoshopped picture, even though I didn't do the