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The Mysterious Super "S"
May 17th, 2013 11:06 AM
YouTuber The 1 Janitor looks into the mysterious origins of the super "S" symbol.
#ObamaCareInThreeWords
May 17th, 2013 10:30 AMThis anti-Obamacare hashtag once used by conservatives during the 2012 presidential election campaign topped Twitter's trending topics yesterday after the White House issued a long overdue response to House Speaker John Boehner's call for repeal of the law.
Optimus Prime Time Lapse Painting
May 17th, 2013 9:30 AMIt took artist Robert Xavier Burden eight months to complete this 11×7 foot Optimus Prime oil painting. The time lapse version is less than three minutes.
Art of Trolling: Google Glass Edition
May 17th, 2013 9:00 AM
Strong Black Woman Don't Need No Man
May 16th, 2013 10:00 PMThis chain copypasta message is closely associated with the “sassy black woman” stock character found in films and television shows.
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#ObamaCareInThreeWords
This anti-Obamacare hashtag once used by conservatives during the 2012 presidential election campaign topped Twitter's trending topics yesterday after the White House issued a long overdue response to House Speaker John Boehner's call for repeal of the law.
Optimus Prime Time Lapse Painting
It took artist Robert Xavier Burden eight months to complete this 11×7 foot Optimus Prime oil painting. The time lapse version is less than three minutes.
Strong Black Woman Don't Need No Man
This chain copypasta message is closely associated with the “sassy black woman” stock character found in films and television shows.
