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It's Been Nearly 15 Years Since Imageboard Users First Started Demanding Noobs 'Lurk Moar' Before Posting
February 9th, 2021 4:30 PM
The 33rd "Rule of the Internet," Lurk Moar is more than just a suggestion for noobs, it's a classic piece of internet slang that remains relevant advice to this day.
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Shock Sites Are An Internet Tradition Not For The Faint Of Heart
February 9th, 2021 12:00 PM
Since the mid-90s, Shock Sites have been a staple of sleepover parties, bait-and-switch pranks and internet challenges.
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With Stonks On The Rise, Let's Take A Look Back At 'Meme Man'
February 6th, 2021 4:00 PM
Since 2014, the uncanny 3-D rendering of a human head has been a staple of meme culture, inspiring a whole dictionary of Meme Man Wurds.
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'Yare Yare Daze' Remains The Most Popular 'JoJo' Meme
February 5th, 2021 9:30 PM
Jojo's catchphrase from 'Jojo's Bizarre Adventure" has been memed for as long as there have been memes.
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Pepe The Frog Still Feels Good In Matt Furie's 2006 Comic
February 5th, 2021 12:00 PM
Before becoming a symbol for hate groups and a Twitch emote, Pepe the Frog was just a cartoon looking to pee. Back in 2006, Matt Furie introduced the comic in his book Boys Club. 15 years later, we're still interested in memedom's most infamous amphibian.
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It's Been Nearly 15 Years Since Imageboard Users First Started Demanding Noobs 'Lurk Moar' Before Posting
The 33rd "Rule of the Internet," Lurk Moar is more than just a suggestion for noobs, it's a classic piece of internet slang that remains relevant advice to this day.
Shock Sites Are An Internet Tradition Not For The Faint Of Heart
Since the mid-90s, Shock Sites have been a staple of sleepover parties, bait-and-switch pranks and internet challenges.
With Stonks On The Rise, Let's Take A Look Back At 'Meme Man'
Since 2014, the uncanny 3-D rendering of a human head has been a staple of meme culture, inspiring a whole dictionary of Meme Man Wurds.
'Yare Yare Daze' Remains The Most Popular 'JoJo' Meme
Jojo's catchphrase from 'Jojo's Bizarre Adventure" has been memed for as long as there have been memes.
Pepe The Frog Still Feels Good In Matt Furie's 2006 Comic
Before becoming a symbol for hate groups and a Twitch emote, Pepe the Frog was just a cartoon looking to pee. Back in 2006, Matt Furie introduced the comic in his book Boys Club. 15 years later, we're still interested in memedom's most infamous amphibian.
