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Dark Disney Princess Parodies
March 22nd, 2013 6:00 PMFilm student Jon Cozart sings a medley of dark parody versions of songs sung by female characters in animated Disney films.
Neckbeard
March 22nd, 2013 5:41 PMThis derogatory term is often applied to nerdy men who also do not have a good handle on hygiene, like the Butthurt Dweller, but where did the term come from?
A Routine Traffic Stop Turns Deadly
March 22nd, 2013 4:46 PMA police officer pulls over a driver on suspicion of drinking and driving, but this seemingly routine traffic stop turns into a near death experience for the cop when the driver steps out of the car.
This is an Emergency Broadcast
March 22nd, 2013 4:15 PMGeorge Costanza invades the airwaves with an emergency broadcast message.
Electric Boogaloo
March 22nd, 2013 3:51 PMOnline, this appended title to the 1984 dance film Breakin' 2 has been used to mock the poor quality of television or film sequel productions.
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Neckbeard
This derogatory term is often applied to nerdy men who also do not have a good handle on hygiene, like the Butthurt Dweller, but where did the term come from?
A Routine Traffic Stop Turns Deadly
A police officer pulls over a driver on suspicion of drinking and driving, but this seemingly routine traffic stop turns into a near death experience for the cop when the driver steps out of the car.
This is an Emergency Broadcast
George Costanza invades the airwaves with an emergency broadcast message.
Electric Boogaloo
Online, this appended title to the 1984 dance film Breakin' 2 has been used to mock the poor quality of television or film sequel productions.