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How to Conceal an Erection
April 24th, 2014 5:30 PMHowToBasic demonstrates how to properly manage an unwanted erection.
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Scooby-Doo
April 24th, 2014 4:30 PMThe animated kid's show has been around, in various forms, since the 1960s. And the crime fighting dog is still eating Scooby Snacks today.
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Clever Subaru Ad Parodies Dash Cam Videos
April 24th, 2014 3:35 PMIn a knowing nod to the immense popularity of dash cam videos on YouTube, Subaru Russia has come up with a clever parody commercial that takes a 360-degree turn for the unexpected and funny.
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April 24th, 2014 2:56 PMThis adware program from the early 2000s featured a purple gorilla who spoke using an annoying text-to-speech program and installed multiple search bars to web browsers without the user's consent.
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How to Conceal an Erection
HowToBasic demonstrates how to properly manage an unwanted erection.
Scooby-Doo
The animated kid's show has been around, in various forms, since the 1960s. And the crime fighting dog is still eating Scooby Snacks today.
Clever Subaru Ad Parodies Dash Cam Videos
In a knowing nod to the immense popularity of dash cam videos on YouTube, Subaru Russia has come up with a clever parody commercial that takes a 360-degree turn for the unexpected and funny.
BonziBuddy
This adware program from the early 2000s featured a purple gorilla who spoke using an annoying text-to-speech program and installed multiple search bars to web browsers without the user's consent.
