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Roller Coaster Game Photos
August 19th, 2011 4:21 PMAn xkcd comic about posing for a roller coaster camera while playing chess has inspired a slew of imitations playing everything from Monopoly to Jenga.
TF2 Characters Do the Danjo
August 19th, 2011 2:14 PM
DAN JO DAN JO JO DAN JO--
For more Danjo dance remixes, head over to our video gallery at KYMdb – Danjo!
The Most Interesting Toddler in the World
August 19th, 2011 1:27 PM
Not sure if bad parenting or just a badass toddler.
For more variations, check out KYMdb – The Most Interesting Man in the World.
MEMEFIGHT: Semifinal Round
August 19th, 2011 12:20 PMG4's battle of teh memes continue! Few weeks ago, there were 32 internet memes going head-to-head. Now, here are the last four standing. Cast your vote now.
Forced Perspective
August 18th, 2011 8:55 PMThis photo technique has precursors that date all the way back to work by Leonardo da Vinci in 1485.
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Roller Coaster Game Photos
An xkcd comic about posing for a roller coaster camera while playing chess has inspired a slew of imitations playing everything from Monopoly to Jenga.
The Most Interesting Toddler in the World
Not sure if bad parenting or just a badass toddler.
For more variations, check out KYMdb – The Most Interesting Man in the World.
MEMEFIGHT: Semifinal Round
G4's battle of teh memes continue! Few weeks ago, there were 32 internet memes going head-to-head. Now, here are the last four standing. Cast your vote now.
Forced Perspective
This photo technique has precursors that date all the way back to work by Leonardo da Vinci in 1485.
