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Cannot Be Unseen: Dolan Watson
March 30th, 2012 7:00 PM
How long until there's a Dolan / Harry Potter mashup? Dumblydor pls.
Rap Battle Parodies
March 30th, 2012 6:30 PMMeet Supa Hot Fire, da best "not a rapper" rapper alive.
Hoodies? I wear that.
Arizonas? I drink that.
Skittles? I eat that.
Justice? I want that.
Minecraft Timelapse: Red Rock City
March 30th, 2012 5:45 PM
The FyreUK YouTube channel put together this Minecraft timelapse video showing the construction of a city made out of red blocks inspired by locations like Uluru (Ayer's Rock) in Australia.
Combo Breaker
March 30th, 2012 5:20 PMThis phrase used on 4chan to disrupt the popular pastime known as a Combo originally appeared in the 1994 arcade fighting game Killer Instinct.
The History of April Fools Day
March 30th, 2012 4:15 PMWatch this primer on the origin and history of April Fools Day, featuring a number of familiar faces from the Rage comics.
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Cannot Be Unseen: Dolan Watson
How long until there's a Dolan / Harry Potter mashup? Dumblydor pls.
Rap Battle Parodies
Meet Supa Hot Fire, da best "not a rapper" rapper alive.
Hoodies? I wear that.
Arizonas? I drink that.
Skittles? I eat that.
Justice? I want that.
Combo Breaker
This phrase used on 4chan to disrupt the popular pastime known as a Combo originally appeared in the 1994 arcade fighting game Killer Instinct.
The History of April Fools Day
Watch this primer on the origin and history of April Fools Day, featuring a number of familiar faces from the Rage comics.
