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This Pigeon Outpaces Speeding Cars
April 23rd, 2014 11:15 AMA pigeon obviously in a hurry passes a car on the highway going 55 miles per hour, without even signaling.
The Crimean Crisis Explained by Polandball
April 23rd, 2014 2:00 AM
/r/Pyongyang Is Always Watching Us
April 22nd, 2014 7:45 PMSpeaking ill of North Korea and its leaders is the quickest way to get banned from this satirical subreddit.
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The Action Movie Kid Goes to School
April 22nd, 2014 7:15 PMAccording to Dreamworks animator Daniel Hashimoto, this is how his son James, a.k.a The Action Movie Kid, goes to school every morning. The only down side? Bad hair day.
Oculus Rift Gives a Dying Woman One Last Outdoor Adventure
April 22nd, 2014 6:00 PMThe virtual reality system allowed a woman with terminal cancer to experience nature before she died. Far from the only person helped by the technology, Oculus Rift has the potential to help people suffering from phobias, anxiety and PTSD.
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This Pigeon Outpaces Speeding Cars
A pigeon obviously in a hurry passes a car on the highway going 55 miles per hour, without even signaling.
/r/Pyongyang Is Always Watching Us
Speaking ill of North Korea and its leaders is the quickest way to get banned from this satirical subreddit.
The Action Movie Kid Goes to School
According to Dreamworks animator Daniel Hashimoto, this is how his son James, a.k.a The Action Movie Kid, goes to school every morning. The only down side? Bad hair day.
Oculus Rift Gives a Dying Woman One Last Outdoor Adventure
The virtual reality system allowed a woman with terminal cancer to experience nature before she died. Far from the only person helped by the technology, Oculus Rift has the potential to help people suffering from phobias, anxiety and PTSD.
