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'Murica
December 5th, 2012 10:30 PMThis slang term is used to both criticize American stereotypes and support ironic chauvinism.
KYM Gallery: Dubstep Game Montages
December 5th, 2012 9:31 PMCheck out this tongue-in-cheek subgenre of dubstep remixes on YouTube which pokes fun at all the cliches found in "kill montages" typically associated with first-person shooter games.
Piracy, It’s a Crime
December 5th, 2012 9:00 PMPSA Memes: This public service advertisement, found as an unskippable movie on many DVDs, inspired the creation of many parody videos and image macros.
Australian PM: Doomsday is Coming!
December 5th, 2012 8:36 PMJulia Gillard, Australia's prime minister whose parliamentary speech against misogyny made her a viral video star earlier in October, returns to YouTube with a faux national address in which she affirms the Mayan doomsday prophecy.
Things With Faces: Kidnap Edition
December 5th, 2012 7:00 PMWhatever this truck is transporting looks very upset.
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KYM Gallery: Dubstep Game Montages
Check out this tongue-in-cheek subgenre of dubstep remixes on YouTube which pokes fun at all the cliches found in "kill montages" typically associated with first-person shooter games.
Piracy, It’s a Crime
PSA Memes: This public service advertisement, found as an unskippable movie on many DVDs, inspired the creation of many parody videos and image macros.
Australian PM: Doomsday is Coming!
Julia Gillard, Australia's prime minister whose parliamentary speech against misogyny made her a viral video star earlier in October, returns to YouTube with a faux national address in which she affirms the Mayan doomsday prophecy.
Things With Faces: Kidnap Edition
Whatever this truck is transporting looks very upset.