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December 12th, 2017 8:00 PM
Tired/Wired Is a Snowclone 24 Years in the Making
December 12th, 2017 7:30 PM
Since the first issue of Wired, delineating between things that are "Tired" and "Wired" has been on a collision course with Twitter, where it has become a popular phrasal template.
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Keaton Jones Drama Continues To Swirl
December 12th, 2017 7:00 PM
Halted GoFundMe campaigns and an "ironic racism" defense have what once looked like a feel-good story looking sketchier by the minute.
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Qanon's "Calm Before the Storm"
December 12th, 2017 6:00 PM
A series of cryptic 4chan posts authored by a user known as "Q" has fanned the flames of various conspiracy theories on the imageboard, but some have accused the user of orchestrating an elaborate prank.
qanon calm before the storm /pol/ 8chan larp book of q q anon cbts follow the white rabbit #followthewhiterabbit
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Oh, HiMark
December 12th, 2017 5:30 PM
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Tired/Wired Is a Snowclone 24 Years in the Making
Since the first issue of Wired, delineating between things that are "Tired" and "Wired" has been on a collision course with Twitter, where it has become a popular phrasal template.
Keaton Jones Drama Continues To Swirl
Halted GoFundMe campaigns and an "ironic racism" defense have what once looked like a feel-good story looking sketchier by the minute.
Qanon's "Calm Before the Storm"
A series of cryptic 4chan posts authored by a user known as "Q" has fanned the flames of various conspiracy theories on the imageboard, but some have accused the user of orchestrating an elaborate prank.
