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Baguetting
May 31st, 2013 6:31 PMThis little known photo fad which entails replacing everyday objects with baguettes was started by two Brooklyn-based comedians in October 2012.
10 Important Life Lessons
May 31st, 2013 5:30 PM
Max Burlingame has been using Vine to impart his non sequitur instructional wisdom in six seconds or less.
By Your Nanas' Powers Combined...
May 31st, 2013 5:00 PM
Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na, Batman!
Xanga & Internet Memes
May 31st, 2013 4:31 PMA sad news for '90s tweens: Xanga, that other surviving relic of social blogging networks from the same era as MySpace and LiveJournal, may be shutting down in the coming weeks unless they can raise funding to cover their costs. Can you recall any memes from Xanga that may be worth revisiting?
Samuel L. Jackson's Dramatic Reading
May 31st, 2013 3:35 PMTo promote the non-profit Alzheimer's Society, Samuel L. Jackson hosted a surprise contest pledging to read the most upvoted 300-word monologue written and submitted to Reddit. And here's the winning submission.
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Baguetting
This little known photo fad which entails replacing everyday objects with baguettes was started by two Brooklyn-based comedians in October 2012.
By Your Nanas' Powers Combined...
Na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na, Batman!
Xanga & Internet Memes
A sad news for '90s tweens: Xanga, that other surviving relic of social blogging networks from the same era as MySpace and LiveJournal, may be shutting down in the coming weeks unless they can raise funding to cover their costs. Can you recall any memes from Xanga that may be worth revisiting?
Samuel L. Jackson's Dramatic Reading
To promote the non-profit Alzheimer's Society, Samuel L. Jackson hosted a surprise contest pledging to read the most upvoted 300-word monologue written and submitted to Reddit. And here's the winning submission.
