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Who's The Goodest Boy?
December 1st, 2017 12:00 PM
All dogs are good boys, but what about those who go above and beyond. Those, my friends, are the goodest boys.
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Drake Awkwardly Mixes Drink, Becomes Meme
December 1st, 2017 11:00 AM
All Drake was trying to do was mix a drink when the cameras caught him, so he, you know, just kinda looked around awkwardly.
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How to Turn Your Piano Into an Electric Guitar
December 1st, 2017 10:05 AMSince his parents forced him to play the piano instead of the guitar, YouTuber Ron Minis turned the instrument into a rockin' axe to perform this impressive cover of the 1976 classic rock song "Hotel California" by the Eagles.
The 11th Anniversary of "Clickbait"
December 1st, 2017 9:10 AM
11 years ago today, corporate systems adviser Jay Geiger posted the earliest known use of this slang term which refers to online media packaged with headlines and thumbnails designed to manipulate the viewer into smashing that click button.
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The Ting Goes LGGBDTTTIBRAAPP
November 30th, 2017 10:30 PM
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Who's The Goodest Boy?
All dogs are good boys, but what about those who go above and beyond. Those, my friends, are the goodest boys.
Drake Awkwardly Mixes Drink, Becomes Meme
All Drake was trying to do was mix a drink when the cameras caught him, so he, you know, just kinda looked around awkwardly.
How to Turn Your Piano Into an Electric Guitar
Since his parents forced him to play the piano instead of the guitar, YouTuber Ron Minis turned the instrument into a rockin' axe to perform this impressive cover of the 1976 classic rock song "Hotel California" by the Eagles.
The 11th Anniversary of "Clickbait"
11 years ago today, corporate systems adviser Jay Geiger posted the earliest known use of this slang term which refers to online media packaged with headlines and thumbnails designed to manipulate the viewer into smashing that click button.
