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This Insane Tweet In Defense Of A Cancelled Influencer has Became An Out-of-Pocket Copypasta This Past Year -
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On This Day Seven Years Ago The 'Look How They Massacred My Boy' Meme Was Posted On Reddit -
PlayStation Online Players Had A Tough Time With The 24-Hour-Long Outage That Hit PSN On Friday Night -
Kanye's Still Going On His Days-Long Schizo Tweeting Bender
Slackgeist 2011: The Year in Stupidity
December 19th, 2011 7:45 PMSlacktory's "Year in Stupidity" recognizes some of the more ridiculous events of 2011 that Google overlooked.
Amanda Recommends: Dimitri Finds Out
December 19th, 2011 7:18 PM
Our meme librarian Amanda recommends:
"Dimitri's. Dancing. Enough said."
Why We Friend and Unfriend
December 19th, 2011 6:03 PM
This infographic compiling research done by NM Incite breaks down exactly what drives Facebook users to make friends as well as delete them from their lists. The top reasons just might surprise you.
Jesus Heals a Gay Man
December 19th, 2011 4:18 PMLooks like Rick Perry just released a new campaign ad.
Death of Kim Jong-Il
December 19th, 2011 3:47 PMThe Internet has been teeming with conversations about Kim Jong Il since news of the North Korean leader's death broke yesterday. Speculation about the future of the country, and jokes about the deceased leader and his son, have dominated sites like 4chan, Reddit and Twitter.
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Slackgeist 2011: The Year in Stupidity
Slacktory's "Year in Stupidity" recognizes some of the more ridiculous events of 2011 that Google overlooked.
Why We Friend and Unfriend
This infographic compiling research done by NM Incite breaks down exactly what drives Facebook users to make friends as well as delete them from their lists. The top reasons just might surprise you.
Jesus Heals a Gay Man
Looks like Rick Perry just released a new campaign ad.
Death of Kim Jong-Il
The Internet has been teeming with conversations about Kim Jong Il since news of the North Korean leader's death broke yesterday. Speculation about the future of the country, and jokes about the deceased leader and his son, have dominated sites like 4chan, Reddit and Twitter.
