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GTA V Player Flirts With Strippers
October 28th, 2013 3:29 PMCheck out this cringe audio recording of a Grand Theft Auto V online player flirting and grunting at virtual strippers while other gamers listen in.
The Great Giraffe Challenge
October 28th, 2013 3:06 PMA riddle created by New Zealand vlogger Andrew Strugnell has taken over Facebook by storm. Those who get it wrong are required to change their profile photo to a giraffe for three days.
JonTron Critiques the Goosebumps Series
October 28th, 2013 1:30 PM
JonTron and his bird Jacques offer up some critical commentary on an episode of R.L. Stine's 1990s television series Goosebumps.
Martin-Zimmerman Costume Draws Ire
October 28th, 2013 1:00 PM
Suicide Mouse
October 28th, 2013 12:47 PMAlso known as “suicidemouse.avi,” this eerie black-and-white animation of Mickey Mouse walking down a street is said to drive the viewers insane if watched in its entirety.
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GTA V Player Flirts With Strippers
Check out this cringe audio recording of a Grand Theft Auto V online player flirting and grunting at virtual strippers while other gamers listen in.
The Great Giraffe Challenge
A riddle created by New Zealand vlogger Andrew Strugnell has taken over Facebook by storm. Those who get it wrong are required to change their profile photo to a giraffe for three days.
Suicide Mouse
Also known as “suicidemouse.avi,” this eerie black-and-white animation of Mickey Mouse walking down a street is said to drive the viewers insane if watched in its entirety.
