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Thomas the Godzilla Engine
April 22nd, 2014 11:30 AMWatch out world, Thomas the Tank Engine is coming for your souls.
Yarosh's Business Card
April 22nd, 2014 11:00 AMAfter a business card for the Ukrainian presidential candidate Dmytro Yarosh was purportedly discovered at the scene of a deadly shootout in Slovyansk, Ukraine, Twitter users responded to the accusations of Yarosh's involvement by creating photoshopped parodies of the so-called crime scene evidence.
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Pokemon '90s Slow Jam
April 22nd, 2014 10:59 AMDouble the nostalgia in this '90s slow jam cover of the Pokemon theme song.
That's a Lot of Memory for a Fingertip
April 22nd, 2014 10:59 AM ShareSong Lyric Flowcharts
April 21st, 2014 7:00 PMThese graphic charts and diagrams provide clever illustrations of popular song lyrics displayed in sequential order.
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Thomas the Godzilla Engine
Watch out world, Thomas the Tank Engine is coming for your souls.
Yarosh's Business Card
After a business card for the Ukrainian presidential candidate Dmytro Yarosh was purportedly discovered at the scene of a deadly shootout in Slovyansk, Ukraine, Twitter users responded to the accusations of Yarosh's involvement by creating photoshopped parodies of the so-called crime scene evidence.
Song Lyric Flowcharts
These graphic charts and diagrams provide clever illustrations of popular song lyrics displayed in sequential order.