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Team Fortress 2: ShamWow Edition
September 7th, 2012 4:30 PM
Need a dispenser? Vince Shlomi has you covered.
Romney Blackmailed for His Tax Records
September 7th, 2012 4:00 PMUnidentified hackers are threatening to expose Mitt Romney's pre-2010 tax records they allegedly obtained from the Tennessee office of Romney's accounting firm, unless someone pays up the ransom of $1 million in Bitcoins.
Shironeko Shows Off His Mushroom Hat
September 7th, 2012 2:32 PM
Shironeko the Zen Cat dons a mushroom hat and glasses in his latest YouTube video.
Know Your Meme: Homestuck
September 7th, 2012 2:01 PM
Internet scientists explore the cult-like fandom surrounding Andrew Hussie's webcomic series Homestuck!
Asians in the Library
September 7th, 2012 1:36 PMBack to School Special: When UCLA student Alexandra Wallace uploaded a racially insensitive rant about Asian students using cell phones in the library to YouTube, she was met with a surge of criticism and was forced to leave the university.
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Team Fortress 2: ShamWow Edition
Need a dispenser? Vince Shlomi has you covered.
Romney Blackmailed for His Tax Records
Unidentified hackers are threatening to expose Mitt Romney's pre-2010 tax records they allegedly obtained from the Tennessee office of Romney's accounting firm, unless someone pays up the ransom of $1 million in Bitcoins.
Know Your Meme: Homestuck
Internet scientists explore the cult-like fandom surrounding Andrew Hussie's webcomic series Homestuck!
Asians in the Library
Back to School Special: When UCLA student Alexandra Wallace uploaded a racially insensitive rant about Asian students using cell phones in the library to YouTube, she was met with a surge of criticism and was forced to leave the university.
