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Are You Talking To Me?
December 22nd, 2011 4:46 PMThis dude went around a store asking Siri questions in earshot of employees. No one realized he was just talking to his phone.
Know Your Meme: First World Problems
December 22nd, 2011 3:32 PMInternet scientist Forest examines the origins of the popular Internet catchphrase "first world problems".
Party Rock
December 22nd, 2011 2:30 PMEveryday it's… not doing much of anything, really.
Get your party on over at Memebase!
Twitter is Becoming Unhappier
December 22nd, 2011 1:56 PMNew research published by the University of Vermont found that since a peak in April 2009, the happiness of Twitter users has been on the decline. They also revealed some of the past three year's lowest points, including Michael Jackson's death and the ending of LOST.
Nom Attempt: Success?
December 22nd, 2011 12:48 PMThis frog has had enough of his owner's Ant Crusher teasing. FAIL.
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Know Your Meme: First World Problems
Internet scientist Forest examines the origins of the popular Internet catchphrase "first world problems".
Party Rock
Everyday it's… not doing much of anything, really.
Get your party on over at Memebase!
Twitter is Becoming Unhappier
New research published by the University of Vermont found that since a peak in April 2009, the happiness of Twitter users has been on the decline. They also revealed some of the past three year's lowest points, including Michael Jackson's death and the ending of LOST.