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Child Wants to Know: Why Didn't You Invest In Eastern Poland?
November 9th, 2017 12:00 PM
A series of photoshopped images based on a Polish ad have forced the question, "Why haven't you invested in Eastern Poland?"
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Barnyard's Pig Keeps Interrupting YouTube Videos
November 9th, 2017 11:00 AM
Pig keeps interrupting the video at the most suspenseful part.
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Reddit Bans /r/Incels
November 8th, 2017 7:30 PM
According to Reddit, the controversial subreddit violated their new terms and conditions, particular in regards to violence.
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Paul Joseph Watson
November 8th, 2017 6:00 PM
The editor-at-large of Alex Jones' infamous online publication Infowars.com has gained much online notoriety for his attempts at "triggering the libs."
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Neckbeard Shrek Tips His Fedora
November 8th, 2017 3:29 PM
A photoshopped picture of the internet's favorite green ogre tipping a fedora has become Twitter's favorite reaction image when replying to tweets militantly denouncing religion.
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Child Wants to Know: Why Didn't You Invest In Eastern Poland?
A series of photoshopped images based on a Polish ad have forced the question, "Why haven't you invested in Eastern Poland?"
Barnyard's Pig Keeps Interrupting YouTube Videos
Pig keeps interrupting the video at the most suspenseful part.
Reddit Bans /r/Incels
According to Reddit, the controversial subreddit violated their new terms and conditions, particular in regards to violence.
Paul Joseph Watson
The editor-at-large of Alex Jones' infamous online publication Infowars.com has gained much online notoriety for his attempts at "triggering the libs."
Neckbeard Shrek Tips His Fedora
A photoshopped picture of the internet's favorite green ogre tipping a fedora has become Twitter's favorite reaction image when replying to tweets militantly denouncing religion.
