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Yelp Bombing
April 21st, 2015 12:38 PMOwners of businesses listed on Yelp have another reason to be wary of reviewers: if they decide to express political beliefs the Internet disagrees with, their page might be instantly flooded by trolling, sarcastic comments.
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Kangaroos Box in the Middle of the Street
April 21st, 2015 11:31 AMThese 'roos duke it out, presumably for the title of "King of the Australian Suburban Tract."
"Let the Bodies Hit the Floor"
April 21st, 2015 11:09 AMThis edgy lyric from the 2001 nu metal song "Bodies" is often mocked online in a similar fashion to "Crawling in my Skin".
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Principal Won't Give Cell Phone Back to Father
April 21st, 2015 10:13 AMAfter confiscating a student's iPhone, this principal refused to give it back to the girl's father. Was she in the right?
The Evilest Thing Ever: There's No Waldo
April 21st, 2015 12:30 AM
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Yelp Bombing
Owners of businesses listed on Yelp have another reason to be wary of reviewers: if they decide to express political beliefs the Internet disagrees with, their page might be instantly flooded by trolling, sarcastic comments.
Kangaroos Box in the Middle of the Street
These 'roos duke it out, presumably for the title of "King of the Australian Suburban Tract."
"Let the Bodies Hit the Floor"
This edgy lyric from the 2001 nu metal song "Bodies" is often mocked online in a similar fashion to "Crawling in my Skin".
Principal Won't Give Cell Phone Back to Father
After confiscating a student's iPhone, this principal refused to give it back to the girl's father. Was she in the right?
