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"Drop the Bass"
November 5th, 2014 6:30 PMThis catchphrase is associated with the climatic point in electronic music known as the "drop," which is typically accompanied by a sudden switch of rhythm in bass line after a progressive build-up.
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Mexican Teens Take Playing Dead to Next Level
November 5th, 2014 5:30 PMStudents in Mexico have come up with their own version of the "playing dead" game in which they go limp in their seats upon hearing the word "mueranse" ("go die").
Let This Sink In For a Minute
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Remember the Fifth of November
November 5th, 2014 4:35 PMThanks to the Anonymous movement, what originally began as the annual observance of a British revolutionary holiday from over 400 years ago has evolved into an international day of action and protests against multinational corporations and the political elites across the world.
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Art of Overengineering: Squeaky Rubber Duck
November 5th, 2014 4:04 PMYouTube vlogger and amateur engineer NicholMikey presents his most overcomplicated invention yet: a rubber duck toy that squeaks wirelessly through a 12-volt power supply battery, a wireless relay system and a servomotor.
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"Drop the Bass"
This catchphrase is associated with the climatic point in electronic music known as the "drop," which is typically accompanied by a sudden switch of rhythm in bass line after a progressive build-up.
Mexican Teens Take Playing Dead to Next Level
Students in Mexico have come up with their own version of the "playing dead" game in which they go limp in their seats upon hearing the word "mueranse" ("go die").
Remember the Fifth of November
Thanks to the Anonymous movement, what originally began as the annual observance of a British revolutionary holiday from over 400 years ago has evolved into an international day of action and protests against multinational corporations and the political elites across the world.
Art of Overengineering: Squeaky Rubber Duck
YouTube vlogger and amateur engineer NicholMikey presents his most overcomplicated invention yet: a rubber duck toy that squeaks wirelessly through a 12-volt power supply battery, a wireless relay system and a servomotor.
