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Good Luck With That
August 31st, 2012 12:15 AMI hope for her sake that ear's final form isn't a giant bowl of popcorn.
London 2012 Paralympic Games Begin
August 30th, 2012 11:45 PMIn celebrating the kickoff of London's Paralympic Games, let's take another look at the lulzy moments that defined this year's Summer Olympics.
"Legitimate Rape" Pharmaceutical Ad
August 30th, 2012 10:00 PMIn response to Todd Akin's commentary, a group of YouTubers created this satire ad featuring a mock sexual assault. Does this take the joke too far?
Differenze Linguistiche
August 30th, 2012 9:19 PMThis rage comic-inspired chart meme compares and contrasts the oddities of languages from all over the world.
Musical Mad Libs
August 30th, 2012 8:00 PMYouTuber Rob Scallon composed this song completely from YouTube comments. As one would expect, the lyrics don't make much sense.
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Good Luck With That
I hope for her sake that ear's final form isn't a giant bowl of popcorn.
London 2012 Paralympic Games Begin
In celebrating the kickoff of London's Paralympic Games, let's take another look at the lulzy moments that defined this year's Summer Olympics.
Differenze Linguistiche
This rage comic-inspired chart meme compares and contrasts the oddities of languages from all over the world.
Musical Mad Libs
YouTuber Rob Scallon composed this song completely from YouTube comments. As one would expect, the lyrics don't make much sense.