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Animals of 2012
December 12th, 2012 10:00 PMThough the internet is known for its fierce love of cats, 2012 brought some new furry, slimy and feathery friends into our lives.
Wii U: The Chore Killer
December 12th, 2012 9:30 PMYouTube DMJared shows just how dangerous Nintendo's Wii U can be when it comes to doing chores around the house.
Nine More Days, Tardar Sauce
December 12th, 2012 9:00 PM
Grumpy Cat's ideal scenario is being the only one left after doomsday.
That Really Rustled My Jimmies
December 12th, 2012 8:37 PMInternet Slang of 2012: “That Really Rustled My Jimmies” is a slang expression that conveys one's feelings of discontent or discomfort in response to someone else’s post in discussion forums.
Variations on a Theme: Stanley Steemer
December 12th, 2012 7:16 PMYouTuber Mia will get multiple versions of this carpet cleaning jingle stuck in your head for days.
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Animals of 2012
Though the internet is known for its fierce love of cats, 2012 brought some new furry, slimy and feathery friends into our lives.
Wii U: The Chore Killer
YouTube DMJared shows just how dangerous Nintendo's Wii U can be when it comes to doing chores around the house.
Nine More Days, Tardar Sauce
Grumpy Cat's ideal scenario is being the only one left after doomsday.
That Really Rustled My Jimmies
Internet Slang of 2012: “That Really Rustled My Jimmies” is a slang expression that conveys one's feelings of discontent or discomfort in response to someone else’s post in discussion forums.
Variations on a Theme: Stanley Steemer
YouTuber Mia will get multiple versions of this carpet cleaning jingle stuck in your head for days.
