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When You See It: Dr. Lucasnik Edition
June 12th, 2012 4:48 PM
From George Lucas to Doctor Robotnik in 5 Steps!
My Little Dolan
June 12th, 2012 4:15 PM
With a little help from Bogs, Gooby and Spoderman, Dolan is about to learn just how magic friendship can be.
Fabregas' Goal Celebration
June 12th, 2012 3:47 PMEuro Football Memes: Revisit this photoshop tribute to Spain's star midfielder Cesc Fabregas from his English Premiere League days back in 2007.
Optical Illusion: Your Eyes Are Stupid
June 12th, 2012 2:38 PMHere's a neat compilation of optical illusions, accompanied by a very snarky commentary from YouTuber ZeFrank.
Poe's Law
June 12th, 2012 2:08 PMInternet Axioms: It can be very difficult to tell whether someone is being serious or sarcastic in online discussions, especially when it comes to topics like religion and politics.
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When You See It: Dr. Lucasnik Edition
From George Lucas to Doctor Robotnik in 5 Steps!
Fabregas' Goal Celebration
Euro Football Memes: Revisit this photoshop tribute to Spain's star midfielder Cesc Fabregas from his English Premiere League days back in 2007.
Optical Illusion: Your Eyes Are Stupid
Here's a neat compilation of optical illusions, accompanied by a very snarky commentary from YouTuber ZeFrank.
Poe's Law
Internet Axioms: It can be very difficult to tell whether someone is being serious or sarcastic in online discussions, especially when it comes to topics like religion and politics.
