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If you're unfamiliar with dril, then you've done well to abstain from "weird Twitter" thus far.

The mysterious account, which highlights the absurdity of the internet through sarcastic tweets and all-around dark humor, is celebrating 10 years on the social media platform with the release of a book.

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The 420-page book contains over 1,500 tweets, hand picked by the man himself. Highlights include the account's inaugural tweet, "no," to quips about human waste. "THAT'S WHAT I CALL MONEY IN THE BANK," wrote Dril in his own Amazon review. Find some of dril's most memorable observations below.

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For those who wish to cop, the Dril Official "Mr. Ten Years" Anniversary Collectionis now available on Amazon for $17.99. A wallet-friendly PDF version is also available for just $8.

In other internet news, Kanye West admits on Twitter that he really loves 'Akira.'

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