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UKIP Unveils New Campaign for Brexit From EU
July 30th, 2015 2:46 PMThe UK's highly controversial anti-immgrationist party has announced a new grassroots campaign to drive up support for "Brexit" in the upcoming EU referendum, which is expected to take place across the country before the end of 2017.
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#EdexcelMaths
June 9th, 2015 1:56 PMThis Twitter hashtag took off after U.K. students completed their GCSE Math exams featuring a confusing probability question now infamously referred to as "Hannah's sweets."
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Bearded Hipster Cop
May 11th, 2015 5:45 PMLondon's Metropolitan Police Service gets its very own Internet famous "Hipster Cop".
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Russell Brand's "Parklife" Self-Parody M/V
November 10th, 2014 6:04 PMCheck out the inevitable self-parody music video of Blur's 1994 Britpop single "Parklife" with new original lyrics as narrated by none other than the butt of the joke himself, Russell Brand.
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Lurking Ashley Cole
August 1st, 2014 6:30 PMAfter an awkward photo of Ashley Cole inspired a photoshop meme in which the English soccer player is shown lurking in the background in various pictures, the footballer retweeted a rather creepy example in which he appears to be stalking his ex wife.
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UKIP Unveils New Campaign for Brexit From EU
The UK's highly controversial anti-immgrationist party has announced a new grassroots campaign to drive up support for "Brexit" in the upcoming EU referendum, which is expected to take place across the country before the end of 2017.
#EdexcelMaths
This Twitter hashtag took off after U.K. students completed their GCSE Math exams featuring a confusing probability question now infamously referred to as "Hannah's sweets."
Bearded Hipster Cop
London's Metropolitan Police Service gets its very own Internet famous "Hipster Cop".
Russell Brand's "Parklife" Self-Parody M/V
Check out the inevitable self-parody music video of Blur's 1994 Britpop single "Parklife" with new original lyrics as narrated by none other than the butt of the joke himself, Russell Brand.
Lurking Ashley Cole
After an awkward photo of Ashley Cole inspired a photoshop meme in which the English soccer player is shown lurking in the background in various pictures, the footballer retweeted a rather creepy example in which he appears to be stalking his ex wife.
