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Hitler Reacts to Mass Effect 3 Ending
March 14th, 2012 8:45 PMIt was a terrible idea to spoil the last ten minutes of Mass Effect 3 for Hitler. The last five years of his life have just been ruined.
Nora the Piano Cat
March 14th, 2012 8:24 PMCats Week: Not to be confused with the Keyboard Cat, Nora is a grey tabby cat from New Jersey who loves to pretend playing the piano.
Wigglegram: Gem Creature
March 14th, 2012 6:43 PM
“Gem Creature” by Seattle-based illustrator Dain Fagerholm. Submit more GIFs in KYM Gallery – Wigglegrams!
Adele Cover on a GuZheng
March 14th, 2012 6:15 PM
This cover of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" is performed on the GuZheng, a traditional Chinese instrument.
Tumblr Ask Blogs
March 14th, 2012 5:52 PMThese interactive roleplay blogs run from the perspective of fictional characters began to appear in April 2010 featuring characters from the webcomic Homestuck.
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Hitler Reacts to Mass Effect 3 Ending
It was a terrible idea to spoil the last ten minutes of Mass Effect 3 for Hitler. The last five years of his life have just been ruined.
Nora the Piano Cat
Cats Week: Not to be confused with the Keyboard Cat, Nora is a grey tabby cat from New Jersey who loves to pretend playing the piano.
Wigglegram: Gem Creature
“Gem Creature” by Seattle-based illustrator Dain Fagerholm. Submit more GIFs in KYM Gallery – Wigglegrams!
Tumblr Ask Blogs
These interactive roleplay blogs run from the perspective of fictional characters began to appear in April 2010 featuring characters from the webcomic Homestuck.
