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Sad Keanu
June 3rd, 2013 2:00 PMThree years ago today, Keanu Reeves became Hollywood's poster child of internet memes after a candid paparazzi shot of the actor eating a sandwich went viral on the Internet.
Tap Dancing Seagull
June 3rd, 2013 1:10 PMIt looks like this seagull's got those hap-hap-happy feet! Actually, this is a fairly common behavior among birds known as "worm charming," which involves tapping the earth to make earthworms rise to the surface.
XKCD: A Timeline of Hipster-Bashing
June 3rd, 2013 1:04 PM ShareSlender Man
June 3rd, 2013 1:04 PMFrom Memes to Films: This creature has been the subject of a number of YouTube alternate reality games since its inception in June 2009. The first of these series, Marble Hornets, is currently being adapted for the big screen.
The Diaries of Sad Dogs
June 3rd, 2013 1:04 PM ShareWelcome new visitor!
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Sad Keanu
Three years ago today, Keanu Reeves became Hollywood's poster child of internet memes after a candid paparazzi shot of the actor eating a sandwich went viral on the Internet.
Tap Dancing Seagull
It looks like this seagull's got those hap-hap-happy feet! Actually, this is a fairly common behavior among birds known as "worm charming," which involves tapping the earth to make earthworms rise to the surface.
Slender Man
From Memes to Films: This creature has been the subject of a number of YouTube alternate reality games since its inception in June 2009. The first of these series, Marble Hornets, is currently being adapted for the big screen.