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"Let It Go" Sung in 25 Different Languages
April 8th, 2014 1:30 PM
Check out Walt Disney's multi-lingual tribute to the song that everyone fell in love with, featuring 25 singers from all around the world.
Stanley, Employee #427
April 8th, 2014 1:02 PM
A fan of the Stanley Parable cosplaying as the Employee #427 at the London Comic-Con 2013.
RIP in Peace
April 8th, 2014 12:33 PMThis intentionally redundant acronym is often comically used to honor someone who has recently passed away on discussion forums and imageboards.
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Cat Plays Mario in Real Life
April 8th, 2014 12:30 PM
This cat is well on its way to becoming a champion Mario player as it racks up virtual points in an actual front yard.
The Selfie That Almost Ended Obama Selfies
April 8th, 2014 12:24 PMThe White House was not amused when Red Sox slugger David Ortiz' selfie with President Obama became used in a promo tweet for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 smartphone.
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Stanley, Employee #427
A fan of the Stanley Parable cosplaying as the Employee #427 at the London Comic-Con 2013.
RIP in Peace
This intentionally redundant acronym is often comically used to honor someone who has recently passed away on discussion forums and imageboards.
The Selfie That Almost Ended Obama Selfies
The White House was not amused when Red Sox slugger David Ortiz' selfie with President Obama became used in a promo tweet for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 smartphone.
