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5000 Ducks Take a Stroll to a Pond
August 3rd, 2013 2:00 PMA Chinese farmer herds roughly 5,000 ducks across town to take a swim at a local pond.
Sassy Gay Friend
August 3rd, 2013 12:00 PMThis YouTube series which ran through 2012 featured an overly flamboyant character who stepped in to give historical figures and literary characters about to make bad decisions a little bit of sassy gay advice.
Kick Ass: 8-Bit Edition
August 3rd, 2013 10:00 AM
The superhero action film Kick Ass gets retold in 8-bit pixel art by CineFix.
What Do You Call 8 Hobbits?
August 2nd, 2013 9:00 PM
Dancing For Anons Supports Hacktivists
August 2nd, 2013 8:30 PMTo help raise funds for Anons facing criminal prosecution, activist Sue Crabtree has launched an online dance-off urging people to strut their stuff on camera to bring in donations.
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5000 Ducks Take a Stroll to a Pond
A Chinese farmer herds roughly 5,000 ducks across town to take a swim at a local pond.
Sassy Gay Friend
This YouTube series which ran through 2012 featured an overly flamboyant character who stepped in to give historical figures and literary characters about to make bad decisions a little bit of sassy gay advice.
Dancing For Anons Supports Hacktivists
To help raise funds for Anons facing criminal prosecution, activist Sue Crabtree has launched an online dance-off urging people to strut their stuff on camera to bring in donations.
