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Order 66 Has Been Executed
January 14th, 2018 12:22 AM
PsychicPebbles' "Get Out Of My Car" Video
January 13th, 2018 4:00 PM
PsychicPebbles' animation of an angry Uber driver has inspired several remixes on YouTube.
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Obvious Plant Provides the Funniest (And Most Obvious) Forgeries
January 13th, 2018 2:00 PM
The art of the internet forgery requires humor and authenticity. Obvious Plant has both in spades.
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"Africa," Otamatone Version
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The 15th Anniversary of Bubb Rubb
January 13th, 2018 9:48 AM
15 years ago today, this Bay Area resident appeared in one of the internet's classic local news segments to discuss his use of custom-modified exhaust pipes known as "whistle tips."
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PsychicPebbles' "Get Out Of My Car" Video
PsychicPebbles' animation of an angry Uber driver has inspired several remixes on YouTube.
Obvious Plant Provides the Funniest (And Most Obvious) Forgeries
The art of the internet forgery requires humor and authenticity. Obvious Plant has both in spades.
"Africa," Otamatone Version
Waaaah, wah wah, wah-wah-wah, waaaaaaah…
The 15th Anniversary of Bubb Rubb
15 years ago today, this Bay Area resident appeared in one of the internet's classic local news segments to discuss his use of custom-modified exhaust pipes known as "whistle tips."
