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Amazing Rube Goldberg Starts With A Ping Pong Ball
August 23rd, 2017 3:30 PMThis Rube Goldberg machine is among the best.
GOT Fan Starts "Right Proper" Catchphrase
August 23rd, 2017 3:00 PMA series of image macro "Game of Thrones" recaps has started a new catchphrase on "Thrones" subreddits, and people think it's "right proper."
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The Ubiquitous Symbol of Twitter Turns 10
August 23rd, 2017 2:30 PMTen years ago today, a Google employee tweeted the idea of using the pound sign as a metadata tag to group and keep track of online discussions on any given topic, giving rise to what is now the single most widely used symbol on the Internet.
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Game of Thrones Meets Coldsteel
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August 23rd, 2017 1:30 PMThis image macro series features jokes about avoiding potentially disastrous relationships using screen caps of a man punching a bear trap fast enough to avoid being mangled.
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Amazing Rube Goldberg Starts With A Ping Pong Ball
This Rube Goldberg machine is among the best.
GOT Fan Starts "Right Proper" Catchphrase
A series of image macro "Game of Thrones" recaps has started a new catchphrase on "Thrones" subreddits, and people think it's "right proper."
The Ubiquitous Symbol of Twitter Turns 10
Ten years ago today, a Google employee tweeted the idea of using the pound sign as a metadata tag to group and keep track of online discussions on any given topic, giving rise to what is now the single most widely used symbol on the Internet.
Bear Trap Man Narrowly Avoids Disaster
This image macro series features jokes about avoiding potentially disastrous relationships using screen caps of a man punching a bear trap fast enough to avoid being mangled.