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Customer Service, Japan's Doing It Right
March 13th, 2014 4:47 PMAfter unsuccessfully trying to wrap their heads around using a ticket vending machine at a busy subway station in Tokyo, two American tourists in Japan decide to call for help by pressing the assistance button, and then suddenly…
The Soviet Union: Electric Boogaloo?
March 13th, 2014 4:00 PM
This mildly amusing "Soviet Russia" gag from an old, forgotten episode of The Simpsons has suddenly become relevant again amidst the ongoing political tug of war between Putin and the rest of Europe in Crimea, Ukraine.
Webcomic Artist Burns His Kickstarter
March 13th, 2014 3:30 PMPictures for Sad Children webcomic artist John Campbell is the latest Kickstarter hopeful to rage-quit on his supporters, who decided to burn all the copies of the book he'd promised after running into financial difficulties with shipping costs.
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Seinfeld Supercut: A Whole Lot of Nothing
March 13th, 2014 3:00 PM
The classic '90s sitcom often described as a "show about nothing" lives up to its nickname in this supercut montage of transitional scenes from Seinfeld compiled by LJ Frezza.
Is This The "Crying Dawson" of 2014?
March 13th, 2014 2:15 PMA still taken from an emotional interview with the young singer/actress/former girlfriend of Justin Bieber is the perfect way to express your extreme discomfort on Twitter. But is it better than Dawson Crying ?
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Customer Service, Japan's Doing It Right
After unsuccessfully trying to wrap their heads around using a ticket vending machine at a busy subway station in Tokyo, two American tourists in Japan decide to call for help by pressing the assistance button, and then suddenly…
The Soviet Union: Electric Boogaloo?
This mildly amusing "Soviet Russia" gag from an old, forgotten episode of The Simpsons has suddenly become relevant again amidst the ongoing political tug of war between Putin and the rest of Europe in Crimea, Ukraine.
Webcomic Artist Burns His Kickstarter
Pictures for Sad Children webcomic artist John Campbell is the latest Kickstarter hopeful to rage-quit on his supporters, who decided to burn all the copies of the book he'd promised after running into financial difficulties with shipping costs.
Is This The "Crying Dawson" of 2014?
A still taken from an emotional interview with the young singer/actress/former girlfriend of Justin Bieber is the perfect way to express your extreme discomfort on Twitter. But is it better than Dawson Crying ?
