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The Seventh Anniversary of "Who Would Win?"
November 21st, 2017 9:25 AM
Seven years ago today, an anonymous 4chan user kicked off this viral internet game by asking viewers to weigh in on which of two opposing subjects would be victorious in battle.
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Ralph Goes to the Shadow Realm
November 20th, 2017 11:00 PM
Nothing But Respect for MY Justice League
November 20th, 2017 10:30 PM
Despite its somehow "disappointing" $96-million box office return, people have a lot of respect for Justice League. Just not the "Justice League" you're thinking of.
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He Taught Me It Was OK to Be Weird
November 20th, 2017 9:00 PM
Weird Twitter ironists are thanking unlikely folks like Charles Manson and Robert Mugabe for teaching them that its okay to be weird.
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Georgia Dome Implosion Live Coverage Gets Photobombed
November 20th, 2017 8:30 PMWhat could be more entertaining than the spectacle of a domed stadium imploding? A camera operator losing his shit after getting photobombed by an unexpected cameo.
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The Seventh Anniversary of "Who Would Win?"
Seven years ago today, an anonymous 4chan user kicked off this viral internet game by asking viewers to weigh in on which of two opposing subjects would be victorious in battle.
Nothing But Respect for MY Justice League
Despite its somehow "disappointing" $96-million box office return, people have a lot of respect for Justice League. Just not the "Justice League" you're thinking of.
He Taught Me It Was OK to Be Weird
Weird Twitter ironists are thanking unlikely folks like Charles Manson and Robert Mugabe for teaching them that its okay to be weird.
Georgia Dome Implosion Live Coverage Gets Photobombed
What could be more entertaining than the spectacle of a domed stadium imploding? A camera operator losing his shit after getting photobombed by an unexpected cameo.
