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Do You Have a Moment For Jesus Christ?
July 17th, 2013 12:13 PMThis image macro series humorously portrays animals as persistent Christian evangelists.
Best Daym Takeout is Coming
July 17th, 2013 11:00 AMYouTuber Daym Drops is getting ready to hit the small screen later this month with these preview clips of Best Daym Takeout.
PTSD Clarinet Boy
July 17th, 2013 10:30 AMFour years ago today, the single topic blog Awkward Family Photos shared a double exposure portrait of young redheaded clarinet player. Several months later, it was used in this advice animal, offering messages of war-induced post traumatic stress disorder.
He Just Wanted to Bounce
July 17th, 2013 10:07 AM
Colbert Mocks KTVU's Asiana Pilot Names
July 16th, 2013 8:00 PMStephen Colbert chimes in on KTVU's unprofessional reporting on the Asiana Flight 214 Crash.
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Do You Have a Moment For Jesus Christ?
This image macro series humorously portrays animals as persistent Christian evangelists.
Best Daym Takeout is Coming
YouTuber Daym Drops is getting ready to hit the small screen later this month with these preview clips of Best Daym Takeout.
PTSD Clarinet Boy
Four years ago today, the single topic blog Awkward Family Photos shared a double exposure portrait of young redheaded clarinet player. Several months later, it was used in this advice animal, offering messages of war-induced post traumatic stress disorder.
Colbert Mocks KTVU's Asiana Pilot Names
Stephen Colbert chimes in on KTVU's unprofessional reporting on the Asiana Flight 214 Crash.
