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August 8th, 2014 12:30 PMBand geeks get all the best jokes.
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Meet the Amazing Team Fortress 2 Engineer
August 8th, 2014 11:28 AMThis cartoon by YouTuber Piemations features a Team Fortress 2 Engineer who takes his revenge against Heavy for stealing his bacon.
JonTron Faces Criticism for Using R-Word
August 8th, 2014 11:04 AMYouTuber Jon Jafari has refused to apologize for posting a tweet calling the PlayStation Now streaming service "painfully retarded" after being criticized for using an ableist slur.
Bears Are Even More Intimidating Upright
August 8th, 2014 10:00 AMA bear walking on its hind legs through a suburb in Jefferson Township, NJ is probably forgoing his normal four footed stance because of an injured front paw, according to experts.
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Funny Sheet Music Annotations
Band geeks get all the best jokes.
Meet the Amazing Team Fortress 2 Engineer
This cartoon by YouTuber Piemations features a Team Fortress 2 Engineer who takes his revenge against Heavy for stealing his bacon.
JonTron Faces Criticism for Using R-Word
YouTuber Jon Jafari has refused to apologize for posting a tweet calling the PlayStation Now streaming service "painfully retarded" after being criticized for using an ableist slur.
Bears Are Even More Intimidating Upright
A bear walking on its hind legs through a suburb in Jefferson Township, NJ is probably forgoing his normal four footed stance because of an injured front paw, according to experts.
