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"You Have Uno!" Call of Duty Argument Rages On
A 2012 video clip in which two Call of Duty players have a brief but intense argument over whether the game Uno was included with their Xbox consoles continues to circulate online to this very day.
/r/AskReddit Has Been Around for Over 11 Years
The subreddit /r/AskReddit has over 22 million subscribers and is one of the top three most popular subreddits for good reason!
Iconic Selfie Is Peak White Guys
Almost three years ago, a group of (almost) all-white friends snapped the perfect selfie, both oddly satisfying and very caucasian.
#DemThrones Heads Into Game of Thrones Final Season
The Black Twitter hashtag for Game of Thrones discussion, #DemThrones, has been going strong for seven years.
Classic "Clash" Song Sure Sounds Like Windows Operation "Lock the Taskbar"
Jokes about the misheard lyric from "Rock the Casbah" have been a part of the internet since 2006.