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Name Pun: Lil' Wayne Edition
October 17th, 2012 1:01 PM
Binders Full of Women
October 17th, 2012 12:54 AMInternet calls out Mitt Romney's poor choice of word on "binder full of women" during last night's presidential debate.
Sonification of Everday Things
October 16th, 2012 10:45 PMCheck out German designer Dennis P. Paul's incredible instrument that rotates everyday objects, scan their surfaces and transform the silhouettes into musical notes, melodies and rhythms. You know you want.
What Should We Call Me Blogs
October 16th, 2012 10:15 PMTumblr's very own hybrid meme of 4chan's My Face When threads and Facebook's University Meme Pages has been confirmed!
PSY vs Ghostbusters: Gangnam Busters
October 16th, 2012 8:45 PMGangnam Style meets Ghostbusters in this Halloween mashup by YouTuber fanfaroff.
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Binders Full of Women
Internet calls out Mitt Romney's poor choice of word on "binder full of women" during last night's presidential debate.
Sonification of Everday Things
Check out German designer Dennis P. Paul's incredible instrument that rotates everyday objects, scan their surfaces and transform the silhouettes into musical notes, melodies and rhythms. You know you want.
What Should We Call Me Blogs
Tumblr's very own hybrid meme of 4chan's My Face When threads and Facebook's University Meme Pages has been confirmed!
PSY vs Ghostbusters: Gangnam Busters
Gangnam Style meets Ghostbusters in this Halloween mashup by YouTuber fanfaroff.
