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Why Don't You Make Like a Tree and ...Whoa
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Stop Trying to Make Fetch Happen
June 4th, 2014 7:30 PMRegina George is here to show you her disapproval.
Every Word In Star Wars Alphabetically
June 4th, 2014 7:00 PM
In case you've ever wondered what every (English) word spoken in Star Wars would sound like if they were put into alphabetic order, this supercut is for you. And it's not without its super nerdy trivia reveal-the word "lightsaber" is actually only used once in the film.
The Worst Ducking Autocorrection Ever
June 4th, 2014 6:30 PMDucking, the common autocorrect word for f**king, has become a useful word to express frustration with autocorrect.
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Super Smash Bros: First-Person Melee Combat
June 4th, 2014 5:39 PMHave you ever wondered what you would be up against if you were to fight the dreadful Master Hand from Super Smash Bros in first-person melee combat? Well, now you know.
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Stop Trying to Make Fetch Happen
Regina George is here to show you her disapproval.
The Worst Ducking Autocorrection Ever
Ducking, the common autocorrect word for f**king, has become a useful word to express frustration with autocorrect.
Super Smash Bros: First-Person Melee Combat
Have you ever wondered what you would be up against if you were to fight the dreadful Master Hand from Super Smash Bros in first-person melee combat? Well, now you know.
