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Slow Motion Slinky Drop
December 29th, 2011 8:00 PMThis slow-mo video shows a slinky dropping at 1000 frames per second. Wooooahhhh. For moar science nerdgasms, head on down to Memebase – Dropping the Science.
S**t Girls Say
December 29th, 2011 7:30 PMCheck out the sensational web series "S**t Girls Say."
Gamer Girl Manifesto
December 29th, 2011 7:00 PMFemale gamers on YouTube make a bold stance against the widespread myth of "no girls on the Internet" and sexism that still prevail in today's online gaming communities.
Kitten Text Markup Language!
December 29th, 2011 6:30 PM
KTML Lesson #1: How to italicize! For more humorous markup languages, check KYMdb – Fake HTML Tags.
College Liberal
December 29th, 2011 6:00 PMThis new advice animal series pokes fun at naive left-wing political beliefs and a variety of hippie stereotypes.
"Believes in freedom of speech, unless she finds it offensive."
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Slow Motion Slinky Drop
This slow-mo video shows a slinky dropping at 1000 frames per second. Wooooahhhh. For moar science nerdgasms, head on down to Memebase – Dropping the Science.
S**t Girls Say
Check out the sensational web series "S**t Girls Say."
Gamer Girl Manifesto
Female gamers on YouTube make a bold stance against the widespread myth of "no girls on the Internet" and sexism that still prevail in today's online gaming communities.
Kitten Text Markup Language!
KTML Lesson #1: How to italicize! For more humorous markup languages, check KYMdb – Fake HTML Tags.
College Liberal
This new advice animal series pokes fun at naive left-wing political beliefs and a variety of hippie stereotypes.
"Believes in freedom of speech, unless she finds it offensive."
