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Everything Wrong With Twilight
March 12th, 2013 5:30 PM
As if there needs to be more reasons to dislike the Twilight franchise, CinemaSins points out 113 cardinal film rules broken in the first movie in six minutes.
Portal To Hell
March 12th, 2013 5:00 PMAfter Tumblr user hrmphfft illustrated a comment on a FAIL GIF equating a puddle to a portal to Satan's lair, other Tumblr artists began creating their own comics in response to other GIFs of people disappearing after a fall.
Nicky: "Rich Boy"
March 12th, 2013 4:00 PMThe Czech Rebecca Black has arrived in this music video by Nicky Tučková, who sings about how she wishes she had a rich boyfriend.
Grumpy Cat Says "Step On This"
March 12th, 2013 3:36 PM
Grumpy Cat really hopes you step on his LEGO. Artwork by Iain Heath.
Nigerian Scams
March 12th, 2013 3:05 PMThis is the godfather of all e-mail fraud schemes.
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Portal To Hell
After Tumblr user hrmphfft illustrated a comment on a FAIL GIF equating a puddle to a portal to Satan's lair, other Tumblr artists began creating their own comics in response to other GIFs of people disappearing after a fall.
Nicky: "Rich Boy"
The Czech Rebecca Black has arrived in this music video by Nicky Tučková, who sings about how she wishes she had a rich boyfriend.
Grumpy Cat Says "Step On This"
Grumpy Cat really hopes you step on his LEGO. Artwork by Iain Heath.
Nigerian Scams
This is the godfather of all e-mail fraud schemes.
