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Tinderella Is a More Realistic Fairy Tale
January 31st, 2014 12:00 PM
Without a fairy godmother to help her Cinderella has to rely on Tinder to find her prince.
None Pizza with Left Beef
January 31st, 2014 11:38 AM"No sauce, no cheese and beef only on the left half of the pie" is the mother of all weird custom pizza instructions.
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Key of Awesome's "Official Lyric Video"
January 31st, 2014 11:33 AMMembers of the Barely Political YouTube channel mock kinetic typography music videos in the latest episode of The Key of Awesome.
There Was One Ring to Rule Them All
January 31st, 2014 10:59 AM
It's The Champagne Taste
January 30th, 2014 7:30 PMIt's another Thursday, it's another week. Wash away all your stress with this "post-avant sexjazz" music video homage to the taste of champagne, courtesy of a collaboration between Chicago's experimental spoken-word duo Univore and local artist Marco Casale.
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None Pizza with Left Beef
"No sauce, no cheese and beef only on the left half of the pie" is the mother of all weird custom pizza instructions.
Key of Awesome's "Official Lyric Video"
Members of the Barely Political YouTube channel mock kinetic typography music videos in the latest episode of The Key of Awesome.
It's The Champagne Taste
It's another Thursday, it's another week. Wash away all your stress with this "post-avant sexjazz" music video homage to the taste of champagne, courtesy of a collaboration between Chicago's experimental spoken-word duo Univore and local artist Marco Casale.
