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"Smoke Weed Everyday" Remixes
January 22nd, 2013 7:33 PMOver the past few years, this unforgettable outro from Dr. Dre's 2000 hit single "The Next Episode" has made an unexpected comeback as the unofficial soundtrack to hundreds of video game mash-ups starring Snoop Dogg.
Stop Motion Music Video: Katachi
January 22nd, 2013 6:32 PMCheck out this multi-layered stop-motion music video for “Katachi,” a psychedelic pop song by the Japanese avant-pop artist Shugo Tokumaru.
A Caterpillar's Birthday Party
January 22nd, 2013 6:07 PM ShareBart Simpon's Chalkboard Parodies
January 22nd, 2013 5:30 PMThese exploitable illustrations were inspired by Bart Simpson's chalkboard writing skits in the opening sequences of the animated television series The Simpsons.
Choose Your Own Minecraft Adventure
January 22nd, 2013 4:45 PMYesterday, Myconix launched a thread with a choose your own adventure game featuring Minecraft Steve. He's made some tools and started digging, but what will he do next?
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"Smoke Weed Everyday" Remixes
Over the past few years, this unforgettable outro from Dr. Dre's 2000 hit single "The Next Episode" has made an unexpected comeback as the unofficial soundtrack to hundreds of video game mash-ups starring Snoop Dogg.
Stop Motion Music Video: Katachi
Check out this multi-layered stop-motion music video for “Katachi,” a psychedelic pop song by the Japanese avant-pop artist Shugo Tokumaru.
Bart Simpon's Chalkboard Parodies
These exploitable illustrations were inspired by Bart Simpson's chalkboard writing skits in the opening sequences of the animated television series The Simpsons.