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Mission Impossi-baby
January 11th, 2013 8:28 PMCheck out this adorable homemade movie of a baby carrying out a top secret mission to retrive some candies from a tin can, Ethan Hunt style!
Tony Kornheiser's "Why"
January 11th, 2013 8:02 PMThis image macro series is often used in discussion forums and imageboard communities as a reaction face to patronize others' opinions and viewpoints.
True Facts About Morgan Freeman
January 11th, 2013 6:30 PM
These absurd "true facts" about actor Morgan Freeman are brought to you by YouTube performance artist Ze Frank.
Pokemon FAIL
January 11th, 2013 6:00 PM
Pokemon trainer Ash Ketchum just can't seem to win.
Ask Me Anything
January 11th, 2013 5:30 PMEliciting general questions about ones life has been popular online since 1995 and the golden days of America Online chat rooms. Since 2009, Reddit's IAmA forum has become the place to ask people from different walks of life all sorts of questions.
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Mission Impossi-baby
Check out this adorable homemade movie of a baby carrying out a top secret mission to retrive some candies from a tin can, Ethan Hunt style!
Tony Kornheiser's "Why"
This image macro series is often used in discussion forums and imageboard communities as a reaction face to patronize others' opinions and viewpoints.
Pokemon FAIL
Pokemon trainer Ash Ketchum just can't seem to win.
Ask Me Anything
Eliciting general questions about ones life has been popular online since 1995 and the golden days of America Online chat rooms. Since 2009, Reddit's IAmA forum has become the place to ask people from different walks of life all sorts of questions.
