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Also known as "CatBread," Nekopan is a Japanese children's book character that's become a classic internet icon through its iterations on the GIF-sharing hubsite YTMND.
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You Must be New Here
When you see this Wonka in comments or forum threads, it is quite likely there is a n00b in the house.
Conspiracy Keanu: Arrowed in the Knee?
Conspiracy Keanu chimes in on the epidemic scale of arrowed knee injuries among the guards in Skyrim.
Pixel-Cut Chocolate Invader
Watch this time-lapse video revealing the "pixel-molding" process behind Chocolate Invader, a handmade chocolate candy that's cleverly cut out in the shape of Space Invaders.
Trick Lobo Recommends: Nekopan
Our senior entry moderator Trick Lobo recommends:
Also known as "CatBread," Nekopan is a Japanese children's book character that's become a classic internet icon through its iterations on the GIF-sharing hubsite YTMND.