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How to Pronounce Milk
December 28th, 2011 12:00 PM
Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel…
Internet Meme Research Cheatsheet
December 28th, 2011 10:00 AM
It's time to RTFM again! Click through for tips on how to get the best out of Google searches.
Animals Talking In All Caps
December 27th, 2011 10:37 PMSingle Topic Blogs of 2011: If LOLcat and Kanye West's Twitter had a baby, it would probably sound something like this.
Punch Out!! Mashup with Snoop Dogg
December 27th, 2011 9:41 PMDr. Dre and Snoop Dog's ganja anthem "The Next Episode" gets mashed up with the classic SomethingAwful meme X Stole My Bike.
We are the 99 Percent
December 27th, 2011 9:06 PMSingle Topic Blogs of 2011: Initially launched in an effort to raise public awareness of Occupy Wall Street, this Tumblr and its unified message of "the 99%" went onto become one of the most often heard protest slogans of 2011.
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Internet Meme Research Cheatsheet
It's time to RTFM again! Click through for tips on how to get the best out of Google searches.
Animals Talking In All Caps
Single Topic Blogs of 2011: If LOLcat and Kanye West's Twitter had a baby, it would probably sound something like this.
Punch Out!! Mashup with Snoop Dogg
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dog's ganja anthem "The Next Episode" gets mashed up with the classic SomethingAwful meme X Stole My Bike.
We are the 99 Percent
Single Topic Blogs of 2011: Initially launched in an effort to raise public awareness of Occupy Wall Street, this Tumblr and its unified message of "the 99%" went onto become one of the most often heard protest slogans of 2011.
