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Dining at a Japanese Restaurant in 21st Century
May 21st, 2014 1:37 PMIn this surreal satire of ethnic stereotypes in everyday life, a group of Westerners go to a restaurant in Japan and hilarity and confusion ensues when the server learns that the only Asian in the group turns out to the only one who cannot speak Japanese fluently.
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The Enigma of Webdriver Torso on YouTube
May 21st, 2014 12:59 PMSince September 2013, this mysterious YouTube channel has uploaded more than 77,000 cryptic videos featuring seemingly random arrangements of blue and red rectangles and electronic tones, but no one has yet to figure out the message behind it. Can you crack this puzzle?
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Six Awesome Facts about Nintendo Game Boy
May 21st, 2014 12:58 PMThis stop motion video offers six facts about the handheld gaming system of your youth.
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The original Nicktoon is a central part of '90s pop culture nostalgia, but not all online discussion of Doug are centered on fond memories.
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Dining at a Japanese Restaurant in 21st Century
In this surreal satire of ethnic stereotypes in everyday life, a group of Westerners go to a restaurant in Japan and hilarity and confusion ensues when the server learns that the only Asian in the group turns out to the only one who cannot speak Japanese fluently.
The Enigma of Webdriver Torso on YouTube
Since September 2013, this mysterious YouTube channel has uploaded more than 77,000 cryptic videos featuring seemingly random arrangements of blue and red rectangles and electronic tones, but no one has yet to figure out the message behind it. Can you crack this puzzle?
Six Awesome Facts about Nintendo Game Boy
This stop motion video offers six facts about the handheld gaming system of your youth.
