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Defensively Heterosexual John Watson
May 8th, 2012 1:30 PMThis image macro series depicts John Watson from the BBC television series Sherlock as being overly self-conscious about his sexual orientation.
Jaws Cat
May 8th, 2012 12:30 PM
This talking cat's response to the Jaws theme might mark him as a distant relative of Oh Long Johnson.
KYM Gallery: Reaction Faces
May 7th, 2012 9:30 PMNeed the perfect reaction face? Check out our gallery with over 4,500 images and growing!
Life of Julia Parodies
May 7th, 2012 8:30 PMOn May 3rd, Barack Obama's reelection campaign released a slideshow about the life of a faceless woman named Julia and how his policies improved it. Within hours, conservative Twitter users were parodying her story.
The Camera Collection
May 7th, 2012 8:05 PMHere's a must-see for photomaniacs: graphic artist Bill Brown made 100 pixel artworks of iconic camera bodies, flash and lens attachments, all of which are available on his website for free under Creative Commons license.
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Defensively Heterosexual John Watson
This image macro series depicts John Watson from the BBC television series Sherlock as being overly self-conscious about his sexual orientation.
KYM Gallery: Reaction Faces
Need the perfect reaction face? Check out our gallery with over 4,500 images and growing!
Life of Julia Parodies
On May 3rd, Barack Obama's reelection campaign released a slideshow about the life of a faceless woman named Julia and how his policies improved it. Within hours, conservative Twitter users were parodying her story.
The Camera Collection
Here's a must-see for photomaniacs: graphic artist Bill Brown made 100 pixel artworks of iconic camera bodies, flash and lens attachments, all of which are available on his website for free under Creative Commons license.
