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Black People React: Golden Girls Edition
March 29th, 2012 1:08 PM
Blanche bickers with Rose.
Rose drops the G bomb.
The crowd goes wild!
Things with Faces: Garbage Art Gandhi
March 29th, 2012 12:39 PM
The face of Gandhi in a pile of garbage; location or authorship unknown. KYM Gallery – Things with Faces.
Zalgo
March 28th, 2012 10:00 PMUrban Legends: This ominous Internet entity is believe to cause insanity, death and destruction of the entire world.
H̹̮̭̦̠͖̜̘̝ͣ͌͐́̚͞E̴͕̔͒́̂̉́̄͘͘ ̗͖̘̠̌̅͗Ç̶͙̮͚̰̩ͨͯ͋̊̐̽̅͝Ơ̎̑͒̑͒ͨ̀҉̩͚̱̤͍͚̙̥̝M͔͚͙̋̇̄͋̌E͔͈̠͆͗̿͜S̟̖̲̲͉̞͉̓̽̚͠͠
Miku Hatsune vs. Lana Del Rey
March 28th, 2012 9:00 PMOur very own Mike Rugnetta questions whether the computer generated pop star Miku Hatsune is more authentic than the flesh and blood indie star Lana del Rey.
Baww
March 28th, 2012 8:30 PM
Long before bawww threads, the onomatopoeia for the sound of crying first appeared in a 1947 comic book.
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Know Your Meme is a website dedicated to documenting Internet phenomena: viral videos, image macros, catchphrases, web celebs and more.
Things with Faces: Garbage Art Gandhi
The face of Gandhi in a pile of garbage; location or authorship unknown. KYM Gallery – Things with Faces.
Zalgo
Urban Legends: This ominous Internet entity is believe to cause insanity, death and destruction of the entire world.
H̹̮̭̦̠͖̜̘̝ͣ͌͐́̚͞E̴͕̔͒́̂̉́̄͘͘ ̗͖̘̠̌̅͗Ç̶͙̮͚̰̩ͨͯ͋̊̐̽̅͝Ơ̎̑͒̑͒ͨ̀҉̩͚̱̤͍͚̙̥̝M͔͚͙̋̇̄͋̌E͔͈̠͆͗̿͜S̟̖̲̲͉̞͉̓̽̚͠͠
Miku Hatsune vs. Lana Del Rey
Our very own Mike Rugnetta questions whether the computer generated pop star Miku Hatsune is more authentic than the flesh and blood indie star Lana del Rey.
