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Cookie Clicker as a Shoot 'Em Up
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In This Moment I Am Euphoric
September 30th, 2013 7:31 PMThis cringeworthy quote is often used to mock various atheist stereotypes, including neckbeards and fedora-wearers.
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Meanwhile at the DEA Safe House
Check out the riveting events you missed while Saul Goodman's bodyguard Huell was waiting at the safehouse in Breaking Bad.
Just Todd Things
Breaking Bad fans pay their homage to the gentle-mannered sociopath Todd Alquist with lulzy parodies of the über-girly image macro series "Things Boys Do We Love."
Cookie Clicker as a Shoot 'Em Up
YouTuber TheGtbot shows off his "bullet hell" version of the annoyingly addictive web game Cookie Clicker.
In This Moment I Am Euphoric
This cringeworthy quote is often used to mock various atheist stereotypes, including neckbeards and fedora-wearers.
