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Fictional Bros Know That Feel Too
January 16th, 2013 4:22 PMCheck out graphic designer Chris Gerringer's bromantic homage to I Know That Feel, Bro.
Kaepernicking
January 16th, 2013 3:27 PMThis new photo fad involves flexing and kissing one's bicep in tribute to San Francisco 49ers' National Football League player Colin Kaeperinick's signature victory pose.
Los Angeles' Cold Wave
January 16th, 2013 2:32 PM
Temperatures in the 50s will cause quite the commotion in southern California.
[Screams Internally]
January 16th, 2013 2:00 PMThis descriptive noise phrase used to express frustration that cannot be vocalized is often associated with a reaction GIF taken from the first episode of the television comedy Scrubs.
Bad Lip Reading: NFL Edition
January 16th, 2013 1:00 PMThe latest Bad Lip Reading video features hilarious fake audio dubbed over footage from National Football League games.
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Fictional Bros Know That Feel Too
Check out graphic designer Chris Gerringer's bromantic homage to I Know That Feel, Bro.
Kaepernicking
This new photo fad involves flexing and kissing one's bicep in tribute to San Francisco 49ers' National Football League player Colin Kaeperinick's signature victory pose.
[Screams Internally]
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This descriptive noise phrase used to express frustration that cannot be vocalized is often associated with a reaction GIF taken from the first episode of the television comedy Scrubs.
Bad Lip Reading: NFL Edition
The latest Bad Lip Reading video features hilarious fake audio dubbed over footage from National Football League games.
