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Grandma Dances to Dubstep
December 28th, 2011 3:00 PM
Even at 94, this grandma rocks out to a dubstep jam by Excision & Downlink.
Idiot Nerd Girl: Meme Edition
December 28th, 2011 2:29 PM
It's "meem" damnit!
For more, check out the Idiot Nerd Girl image gallery.
Ocean Marketing Emails
December 28th, 2011 2:03 PMPaul Christoforo's rude, unprofessional and poorly written emails became a hot topic online after they were published by the artist of the Penny Arcade webcomic series.
S**t Vegans Say
December 28th, 2011 1:29 PMInspired by the series S**t Girls Say, Twitter user @VeganAri produced this video mocking cliché phrases associated with vegans.
The Burning House
December 28th, 2011 12:44 PMSingle-Topic Blogs of 2011: Started in May of this year, The Burning House hosts photographs of the personal items people would take with them if their house was about to burn down.
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Idiot Nerd Girl: Meme Edition
It's "meem" damnit!
For more, check out the Idiot Nerd Girl image gallery.
Ocean Marketing Emails
Paul Christoforo's rude, unprofessional and poorly written emails became a hot topic online after they were published by the artist of the Penny Arcade webcomic series.
S**t Vegans Say
Inspired by the series S**t Girls Say, Twitter user @VeganAri produced this video mocking cliché phrases associated with vegans.
The Burning House
Single-Topic Blogs of 2011: Started in May of this year, The Burning House hosts photographs of the personal items people would take with them if their house was about to burn down.
