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Gets Brainwashed Of Same Thing Comic Has Gotten A Sequel
You Can Help By Expanding It...Literally
October 18th, 2017 12:00 PM
This series of image macros show users taking the Wikipedia suggestion to add to an article a little too seriously.
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Mario Has Become Bing Bing Wahoo
October 18th, 2017 11:00 AM
A joke about Mario games' iconic sounds has 4chan's /v/ board calling Mario himself Bing Bing Wahoo.
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If Fairly Odd Parents Became an Anime
October 18th, 2017 9:56 AMThe Fairly Odd Parents creator Butch Hartman made this short anime-themed fight sequence featuring various characters from the show due to his professed love for One Punch Man.
The 11th Anniversary of "Brotherman Bill"
October 18th, 2017 9:25 AM
11 years ago today, the rock musician Terrible Tim uploaded a music video for his song "Brotherman Bill" to YouTube, which went on to become a cult hit on Twitch, Reddit and 4chan's /s4s/ board.
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Cuphead: Spurdo Spärde Edition
October 18th, 2017 9:17 AM
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You Can Help By Expanding It...Literally
This series of image macros show users taking the Wikipedia suggestion to add to an article a little too seriously.
Mario Has Become Bing Bing Wahoo
A joke about Mario games' iconic sounds has 4chan's /v/ board calling Mario himself Bing Bing Wahoo.
If Fairly Odd Parents Became an Anime
The Fairly Odd Parents creator Butch Hartman made this short anime-themed fight sequence featuring various characters from the show due to his professed love for One Punch Man.
The 11th Anniversary of "Brotherman Bill"
11 years ago today, the rock musician Terrible Tim uploaded a music video for his song "Brotherman Bill" to YouTube, which went on to become a cult hit on Twitch, Reddit and 4chan's /s4s/ board.
