10 Reasons We're Happy 2015 is Over

2015 was a long year, and honestly not so good. A lot of negativity happened in the media and around the world. Between all of the P.C. bullcrap.. mass shootings and everyone being offended by EVERYTHING... I think it's safe to say the majority of us are happy this year is coming to an end.

These are the 10 reasons we're happy 2015 is over:

1
We don’t have to see EVERYONE doing the Whip/Nae-Nae anymore.
Literally, EVERYONE, from kids to their parents and celebrities. This is a dance move that needs to be done.
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Larry Busacca/Getty Images
2
We can finally shake Taylor Swift and her squad off in the New Year.
Unfortunately, though, saying goodbye to Taylor Swift means we're saying "Hello" to Adele in 2016.
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Vladimir Nikulin/ThinkStock
3
2015 was the year everyone was offended.
I’m offended that you’re offended.
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Jonathan Leibson / Stringer / Getty Images
4
The truth finally came out as to what “medicine” Dr. Huxtable was prescribing his female patients.
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Larry Busacca/Getty Images
5
We found out Jared Fogle’s favorite $5 footlong.
Vanity Fair
Vanity Fair
6
We no longer have to speculate on what Bruce Jenner’s identity is.
He wants us to "call him Caitlyn."
7
That damn dress that everyone was arguing over because of the colors.
Why don't we just put that dress on Caitlyn Jenner and leave them both in 2015?
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Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
8
We no longer have to listen to Star Wars fans talk about the opening of Episode 7.
Thankfully in 2016 they can go back to normal conversations... like online gaming and when they’ll finally lose their v-card.
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Vivien Killilea/Getty Images
9
We found out the secret to Kylie Jenner’s big and plump lips.
Really a shot glass? At least she learned from her big sister Kim’s past, and put something around her lips instead of the opposite.
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Spencer Platt/Getty Images
10
Hopefully we can finally put an end to this political correctness BS and people can go back to having their own opinions in 2016.
I WAS going to say a politically incorrect joke but I looked at the calendar and saw it’s still 2015. Maybe tomorrow.