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If Google Was A Guy: Part III
July 11th, 2014 3:36 PMCollegeHumor's website anthropomorphic comedy sketch series continues with more ridiculous search queries like "baby powder made out of babies" and "is yolo a truck."
30 Rock
July 11th, 2014 3:00 PM
Liz Lemon and the gang have been off the air for over a year, but fans who miss TGS can still "go to there" with Netflix and GIFs.
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Double Chin Face Off!
July 11th, 2014 2:30 PMTwo Korean dudes go face-to-face in an epic livecast showdown of making the creepiest faces.
Owls, the Avian Equivalent of Cats
July 11th, 2014 2:00 PM
Cone-ing Returns with a "Dine-In" Twist in Asia
July 11th, 2014 1:30 PMThe viral ice cream cone prank that drove hundreds of fast food workers to madness a few years back apparently found its second life as the "Cone Clutch" halfway around the world in Taiwan and China.
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If Google Was A Guy: Part III
CollegeHumor's website anthropomorphic comedy sketch series continues with more ridiculous search queries like "baby powder made out of babies" and "is yolo a truck."
Double Chin Face Off!
Two Korean dudes go face-to-face in an epic livecast showdown of making the creepiest faces.
Cone-ing Returns with a "Dine-In" Twist in Asia
The viral ice cream cone prank that drove hundreds of fast food workers to madness a few years back apparently found its second life as the "Cone Clutch" halfway around the world in Taiwan and China.
