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C-list Celebrity Gifts Twitter a New Meme
September 25th, 2017 5:30 PM
Austin Armacost, former Celebrity Big Brother contestant, tweeted a picture of himself with the caption "This is my body. No 6 pack, no bulging biceps, & a little chubby BUT I LOVE my body. Don't like it, unfollow." Twitter did what Twitter does in situations like this.
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Silicon Valley Watches the iPhone X Event
September 25th, 2017 5:00 PMIt's going to make one disappointed facial emoji.
Fake Titular Lines, A Classic That Never Gets Old
September 25th, 2017 4:30 PM
From the classic UCB sketch to a new Twitter account, fake title lines in movies are some of the funniest, most satisfying gags in pop culture.
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The Best of "Expanding Heart" Memes!
September 25th, 2017 4:02 PM Share
New Exploitable Diagnoses Cancer
September 25th, 2017 3:30 PM
This latest four-panel exploitable to take over /r/dankmemes uses wordplay to identify various subjects as cancerous.
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C-list Celebrity Gifts Twitter a New Meme
Austin Armacost, former Celebrity Big Brother contestant, tweeted a picture of himself with the caption "This is my body. No 6 pack, no bulging biceps, & a little chubby BUT I LOVE my body. Don't like it, unfollow." Twitter did what Twitter does in situations like this.
Silicon Valley Watches the iPhone X Event
It's going to make one disappointed facial emoji.
Fake Titular Lines, A Classic That Never Gets Old
From the classic UCB sketch to a new Twitter account, fake title lines in movies are some of the funniest, most satisfying gags in pop culture.
New Exploitable Diagnoses Cancer
This latest four-panel exploitable to take over /r/dankmemes uses wordplay to identify various subjects as cancerous.
