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Slender Man Prank
November 8th, 2012 6:30 PMYouTuber FunnyMeNow terrifies his sister by standing behind her door in a Slender Man outfit.
Batfruit
November 8th, 2012 5:58 PM
This magical kiwi somehow managed to grow a Batman symbol inside of it.
Human Flesh Search Engine
November 8th, 2012 4:44 PMPower of Crowdsourcing: China's vigilant anonymous collective is best known for its highly effective crowdsourced investigations and manhunt missions in the name of internet justice.
Sarah Silverman Smart Phone Prank
November 8th, 2012 3:45 PMComedian Sarah Silverman uses her iPhone in this unnecessary censorship prank on the Conan O'Brien show.
Innocence of Muslims Director Sentenced
November 8th, 2012 3:01 PMThe director of The Innocence of Muslims Mark Basseley Youssef was sentenced to one year of imprisonment yesterday for violating the terms of his parole for a previous conviction in 2010 on bank and credit card fraud.
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Slender Man Prank
YouTuber FunnyMeNow terrifies his sister by standing behind her door in a Slender Man outfit.
Human Flesh Search Engine
Power of Crowdsourcing: China's vigilant anonymous collective is best known for its highly effective crowdsourced investigations and manhunt missions in the name of internet justice.
Sarah Silverman Smart Phone Prank
Comedian Sarah Silverman uses her iPhone in this unnecessary censorship prank on the Conan O'Brien show.
Innocence of Muslims Director Sentenced
The director of The Innocence of Muslims Mark Basseley Youssef was sentenced to one year of imprisonment yesterday for violating the terms of his parole for a previous conviction in 2010 on bank and credit card fraud.
