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Woman Dances Like No One is Watching
September 18th, 2013 11:03 AMSecretly filmed footage of England resident Ellie Cole dancing to the song "Knock Down" by Alesha Dixon has helped her land a job at the Point Theatre in her hometown of Eastleigh after the video went viral.
Oh You So Crazy
September 18th, 2013 10:30 AMOh meme! You so confirmed.
Expert Pen Drumming
September 18th, 2013 9:30 AMShane and Kevin from the University of Washington have mastered the art of drumming with ballpoint pens.
A Tale of Two Bros: France & The UK
September 17th, 2013 11:30 PM
Modern Seinfeld
September 17th, 2013 10:30 PMThis novelty Twitter account has been offering up hypothetical plot lines for the 1990s TV sitcom Seinfeld since December 2012. It has since gained more than 644,000 followers and inspired parody accounts of its own.
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Woman Dances Like No One is Watching
Secretly filmed footage of England resident Ellie Cole dancing to the song "Knock Down" by Alesha Dixon has helped her land a job at the Point Theatre in her hometown of Eastleigh after the video went viral.
Oh You So Crazy
Oh meme! You so confirmed.
Expert Pen Drumming
Shane and Kevin from the University of Washington have mastered the art of drumming with ballpoint pens.
Modern Seinfeld
This novelty Twitter account has been offering up hypothetical plot lines for the 1990s TV sitcom Seinfeld since December 2012. It has since gained more than 644,000 followers and inspired parody accounts of its own.
