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March 14th, 2016 5:40 PM
The Ramsey Effect
March 14th, 2016 5:06 PM
According to this long-running theory among the British football fans, whenever the Arsenal F.C. midfielder Aaron Ramsey scores a goal, someone who is famous shall die.
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How Construction Workers Prank Each Other
March 14th, 2016 3:45 PMNever let construction workers get their hands on a bear costume.
Pokemon Sun and Moon Cover Parodies
March 14th, 2016 3:00 PM
Check out these photoshopped variations for the cover art of the upcoming Nintendo games Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon!
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The Difference Between "Died" and "Dead"
March 14th, 2016 2:42 PM
UK-based American comedian Reginald D. Hunter explains the ever-so-subtle semantic difference between the words "died" and "dead" in African American English Vernacular.
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The Ramsey Effect
According to this long-running theory among the British football fans, whenever the Arsenal F.C. midfielder Aaron Ramsey scores a goal, someone who is famous shall die.
How Construction Workers Prank Each Other
Never let construction workers get their hands on a bear costume.
Pokemon Sun and Moon Cover Parodies
Check out these photoshopped variations for the cover art of the upcoming Nintendo games Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon!
The Difference Between "Died" and "Dead"
UK-based American comedian Reginald D. Hunter explains the ever-so-subtle semantic difference between the words "died" and "dead" in African American English Vernacular.
