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"Oh Me, I'm So Silly"
June 30th, 2014 10:30 AM
#CraigItUp
June 29th, 2014 6:33 PMThese MLG montage-style videos mock Criterion Games creative director Craig Sullivan's remarks made during an interview about the Need for Speed driving games.
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Emily Gould
June 29th, 2014 6:33 PMThe former Gawker editor who popularized the concept of online oversharing is now a novelest, an e-bookstore owner and is still the recipient of a lot of online criticism.
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Is This Really "Just a Prank"?
June 29th, 2014 6:33 PMA pair of YouTube pranksters recorded this awkward footage in which they grabbed random pedestrians phones directly out of their hands.
These Dads Are So Done With Frozen
June 29th, 2014 6:33 PM
The men of Dad Dudes explain your Frozen fatigue is nothing compared to the never ending "Let it Go" marathons parents with small children have to deal with.
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#CraigItUp
These MLG montage-style videos mock Criterion Games creative director Craig Sullivan's remarks made during an interview about the Need for Speed driving games.
Emily Gould
The former Gawker editor who popularized the concept of online oversharing is now a novelest, an e-bookstore owner and is still the recipient of a lot of online criticism.
Is This Really "Just a Prank"?
A pair of YouTube pranksters recorded this awkward footage in which they grabbed random pedestrians phones directly out of their hands.
