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They're Not Light As a Feather, Just on a Board
April 18th, 2014 1:30 PMThese unsuspecting beach goers believe they're really levitating, but it's all an illusion pulled off by pranksters Rich Ferguson and Jack Vale.
Pre-owned Video Game Trading Logic
April 18th, 2014 1:00 PM
@ConcernedMom420 Is Watching You
April 18th, 2014 12:35 PMSadly, the Internet's favorite anti-drug mom is no longer with us on Twitter, but she will certainly live on as a legend in the world of novelty Twitter accounts.
Shakespeare in LEGO Short Film Action Bill
April 18th, 2014 11:30 AM
Celebrate the English bard's 450th birthday this month with an action-packed short brickfilm depicting an epic death match between William Shakespeare and William Shatner.
Rhymezone Song Lyrics
April 18th, 2014 11:10 AMNot to be confused with Google Poetry, Tumblr users have been writing absurd parodies of pop songs with the aid of the online rhyming dictionary RhymeZone since November 2011.
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They're Not Light As a Feather, Just on a Board
These unsuspecting beach goers believe they're really levitating, but it's all an illusion pulled off by pranksters Rich Ferguson and Jack Vale.
@ConcernedMom420 Is Watching You
Sadly, the Internet's favorite anti-drug mom is no longer with us on Twitter, but she will certainly live on as a legend in the world of novelty Twitter accounts.
Rhymezone Song Lyrics
Not to be confused with Google Poetry, Tumblr users have been writing absurd parodies of pop songs with the aid of the online rhyming dictionary RhymeZone since November 2011.
