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Louis C.K.'s Girls Can't Have Cell Phones
September 20th, 2013 1:15 PMLouis C.K. explains to Conan O'Brien why he thinks children shouldn't be allowed to have cell phones and instead learn how to be sad and feel empty inside like a normal person.
Parks and Recreation
September 20th, 2013 12:41 PMSince its premiere in April 2009, this comedic sitcom about small town government officials has developed a cult following online for its distinctive characters.
GoPro Gets Strapped to a Flying Eagle
September 20th, 2013 12:39 PM
YouTuber Srachi mounted a GoPro camera to the back of an eagle to record footage of it flying over the Chamonix hills in France.
RMS Titanic Remembers
September 20th, 2013 12:38 PM
Trollface
September 20th, 2013 4:30 AMFive years ago today, deviantART user Carlos Ramirez uploaded an original webcomic featuring a stick figure character with a mischievous grin, which is now known as the universal emoticon of an Internet troll and one of the most recognizable rage comic characters.
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Louis C.K.'s Girls Can't Have Cell Phones
Louis C.K. explains to Conan O'Brien why he thinks children shouldn't be allowed to have cell phones and instead learn how to be sad and feel empty inside like a normal person.
Parks and Recreation
Since its premiere in April 2009, this comedic sitcom about small town government officials has developed a cult following online for its distinctive characters.
Trollface
Five years ago today, deviantART user Carlos Ramirez uploaded an original webcomic featuring a stick figure character with a mischievous grin, which is now known as the universal emoticon of an Internet troll and one of the most recognizable rage comic characters.
