Yes.
We take selfies.
Sorry, not sorry:
Rough day at the office with @hannahbleau_ #Scottsdale pic.twitter.com/GwiB2rZCGS
— Ashley “Kimber” D. (@RedIsTheNewPunk) June 7, 2018
Conservative chicks can like #LasVegas too. 💃🏻🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/aW6cgPlWq5
— Hannah Bleau (@hannahbleau_) June 14, 2018
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— Ashley “Kimber” D. (@RedIsTheNewPunk) June 7, 2018
Started the day with #bulldogs. Spent the day with bulldogs. Ended the day with bulldogs. 🙌🏼🐶 pic.twitter.com/RUeVqSZxNV
— Hannah Bleau (@hannahbleau_) August 5, 2018
Someone’s gonna be all like “EWW. LOOK AT YOU MILLENNIALS, MILLENIALING. I HATE MILLENNIALS OMG. I HATE YOU.”
Whatever, SUSAN. The Chicks selfie too – and they’re not millennials.
(The name SUSAN was chosen randomly. Don’t think you’re off the hook, CAROL.)
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BONUS: here’s the WHOLE TEAM.
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#squad #nyc #timessquare 🇺🇸❤️🌧
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SEE?!
LOVE it or hate it, THE SELFIE IS HERE TO STAY. So crawl out, Selfie HATERS!
Need another reason to jump off the selfie-hate bandwagon?
A SELFIE SAVED THIS WOMAN’S LIFE.
FOR REAL!

According to Fox News:
A Michigan woman is crediting a series of selfies she took one morning with helping to save her life after she noticed she was suffering from symptoms of a stroke. Juanita Branch, 63, said that she was planning to upload the pictures to her Facebook on Aug. 13 when she noticed something was off.
Thanks to SELFIES.
But they become even MORE useful once she gets to the hospital:
“Each one got worse and I’m like, ‘What the heck is going on?’” Branch told Fox 2 Detroit.
Branch, who had suffered a stroke in June 2016, said she saw her face drooping on one side, and that she started losing her balance so she called for an ambulance. Branch told the news outlet that once she got to the hospital her speech had started to go, and that her doctor asked to see the seflies.Her doctor studied the timestamp on the selfies and realized that there was still time to give her a clot-busting drug to aid her recovery.
“If we give TPA beyond the three-hour mark it could be dangerous,” Dr. Jason Muir told Fox 2 Detroit. “It can cause bleeding in the brain and can be life-threatening.”
The selfies didn’t just ALERT her – they helped her doctor know how to treat her!
Here’s my FAVORITE PART!
Branch is working on physical therapy and preparing to head home, but said that she’s gained a new appreciation for people who take selfies.
“I’m going to stop making fun of people who take selfies,” she told Fox 2 Detroit. “Because that selfie literally did save my life.”
BOOM!
Save a life – take a selfie.
PS… this woman had no place making fun of people who took selfies in the FIRST PLACE – because she was obviously doing it herself!