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Cutting a Watermelon in 21 Seconds
April 29th, 2013 6:00 PMFlorida grocery store manager Matt Jones demonstrates how to slice up an entire watermelon in less than 30 seconds.
Vidya
April 29th, 2013 5:30 PM
This intentional misspelling of "video" mimicking Hank Hill's Texan accent has been used to discuss video games on 4chan since as early as 2007.
Look at This Tweet-Powered Tornado
April 29th, 2013 4:32 PMIn celebrating the "Tornado Week," Weather Channel's brave interns are challenging Twitter users to literally blow them away with a simulated EF-5 tornado (at least 200 mph) by tweeting the hashtag #TornadoWeek one million times.
This Seems Legit
April 29th, 2013 4:01 PM
This spam-tastic in-game message in the iOS game "Super Monster Bros" will gladly take $109.99 from you.
Confession Kid
April 29th, 2013 3:30 PMThis advice animal is often used to confess naive and embarrassing childhood beliefs.
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Cutting a Watermelon in 21 Seconds
Florida grocery store manager Matt Jones demonstrates how to slice up an entire watermelon in less than 30 seconds.
Look at This Tweet-Powered Tornado
In celebrating the "Tornado Week," Weather Channel's brave interns are challenging Twitter users to literally blow them away with a simulated EF-5 tornado (at least 200 mph) by tweeting the hashtag #TornadoWeek one million times.
This Seems Legit
This spam-tastic in-game message in the iOS game "Super Monster Bros" will gladly take $109.99 from you.
Confession Kid
This advice animal is often used to confess naive and embarrassing childhood beliefs.
