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Lady Mariko Knows Exactly What You Are In This Recently Popular Reaction
February 13th, 2025 9:00 AM
Users spotted calling attractive women "mid" on social media are particularly vulnerable to getting hit with this one.
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'Glorpi Miku' Is The Latest Hatsune Miku Redraw Trend, This Time Reimagining The Vocaloid As A Green Alien
February 12th, 2025 9:15 PM
A reference sheet posted by X user @dyarikku kicked off the art trend, with later iterations showing the giantess "binted" Miku coming to Earth in peace.
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Harper Stern Chewing Gum While Making The Worst Stock Trades of Her Career Is The First Breakout 'Industry' Meme
February 12th, 2025 6:45 PM
The GIF showing her clacking away on a computer is being used by internet users to joke about multitasking to the max.
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Waspy Rich People Love 'Lemony Garlic Miso Gochujang Brown Butter Pasta' More Than Any Other New York Times Recipe
February 12th, 2025 5:15 PM
Products at Trader Joe's and other rich people stores seem to always have "miso gochujang" as a main ingredient according to internet users.
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People Are Accusing Elon Musk Of Wearing His Song As A 'Human Shield' After The CEO Assassination Last Year
February 12th, 2025 4:45 PM
And according to Grimes' desperate tweets trying to get media outlets to take down photos of her son, he's letting little X tag along to official and public events without her approval.
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Lady Mariko Knows Exactly What You Are In This Recently Popular Reaction
Users spotted calling attractive women "mid" on social media are particularly vulnerable to getting hit with this one.
'Glorpi Miku' Is The Latest Hatsune Miku Redraw Trend, This Time Reimagining The Vocaloid As A Green Alien
A reference sheet posted by X user @dyarikku kicked off the art trend, with later iterations showing the giantess "binted" Miku coming to Earth in peace.
Harper Stern Chewing Gum While Making The Worst Stock Trades of Her Career Is The First Breakout 'Industry' Meme
The GIF showing her clacking away on a computer is being used by internet users to joke about multitasking to the max.
Waspy Rich People Love 'Lemony Garlic Miso Gochujang Brown Butter Pasta' More Than Any Other New York Times Recipe
Products at Trader Joe's and other rich people stores seem to always have "miso gochujang" as a main ingredient according to internet users.
People Are Accusing Elon Musk Of Wearing His Song As A 'Human Shield' After The CEO Assassination Last Year
And according to Grimes' desperate tweets trying to get media outlets to take down photos of her son, he's letting little X tag along to official and public events without her approval.
