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A Three-Year-Old's "Bow and Arrow"
September 3rd, 2013 11:00 AMYouTuber ShayCarl's son was so excited about his new bow and arrow toy. Much to his parents' amusement, he kept calling it his "boner."
Hastily Made Tourism Videos
September 3rd, 2013 10:30 AMThese satirical videos parody promotional advertisements for various local tourist destinations, often highlighting the worst parts of the area.
Tetris Goes A Cappella
September 3rd, 2013 9:30 AMTetris A Theme, also known as Korobeiniki, gets the a capella treatment from Smooth McGroove.
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I Hope Senpai Will Notice Me
September 2nd, 2013 7:00 PMThis catchphrase is commonly used on Tumblr to express a quest to resolve unrequited admiration.
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A Three-Year-Old's "Bow and Arrow"
YouTuber ShayCarl's son was so excited about his new bow and arrow toy. Much to his parents' amusement, he kept calling it his "boner."
Hastily Made Tourism Videos
These satirical videos parody promotional advertisements for various local tourist destinations, often highlighting the worst parts of the area.
Tetris Goes A Cappella
Tetris A Theme, also known as Korobeiniki, gets the a capella treatment from Smooth McGroove.
I Hope Senpai Will Notice Me
This catchphrase is commonly used on Tumblr to express a quest to resolve unrequited admiration.
