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Textbook Puts Brock Turner Next Definition of "Rape"
September 14th, 2017 11:00 AM
If you look up "rape" in this criminology textbook, you'll find a photo of Brock Turner.
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Virgin and Chad: Wholesome Edition
September 14th, 2017 10:30 AM
Hot Dad "Can't Get Google"
September 14th, 2017 9:56 AMMeme musician Hot Dad sings a collection of real searches from people who think the Google Search App Facebook page is actually an internet search engine.
Seven Years of "Pumped Up Kicks"
September 14th, 2017 9:28 AM
Seven years ago today, this indie pop song by Foster the People was released as the band’s debut single, which subsequently became a school shooting meme thanks to the song's morbid lyrics written from the perspective of a homicidal teenager.
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Pennywise Can Dance to Anything
September 13th, 2017 8:00 PM
A leaked video clip of the antagonist monster Pennywise dancing a jig in the recently released horror film It has inspired a slew of remix videos dubbed with humorously unfitting music.
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Textbook Puts Brock Turner Next Definition of "Rape"
If you look up "rape" in this criminology textbook, you'll find a photo of Brock Turner.
Hot Dad "Can't Get Google"
Meme musician Hot Dad sings a collection of real searches from people who think the Google Search App Facebook page is actually an internet search engine.
Seven Years of "Pumped Up Kicks"
Seven years ago today, this indie pop song by Foster the People was released as the band’s debut single, which subsequently became a school shooting meme thanks to the song's morbid lyrics written from the perspective of a homicidal teenager.
Pennywise Can Dance to Anything
A leaked video clip of the antagonist monster Pennywise dancing a jig in the recently released horror film It has inspired a slew of remix videos dubbed with humorously unfitting music.
