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Thinking With Portals
August 3rd, 2011 8:06 PMEver wonder about the implications of using Portal technology in real life? Portal fans, get in here!
Pokemon, Gotta Buy 'Em All!
August 3rd, 2011 6:33 PMSo you bought the first 54
You still don't have enough
Everyone has Bulbasaur
But you have Wigglytuff
#FreeTopiary
August 3rd, 2011 5:51 PMAnonymous has started a "Free Topiary" campaign to aid the recently arrested 18-year-old Jake Davis, who is suspected of being LulzSec member Topiary.
Chemistry Cat, You So Punny
August 3rd, 2011 4:53 PM
For more jokes for scientists, browse our gallery at KYMdb – Chemistry Cat!
Automatic Mario
August 3rd, 2011 4:16 PMA notable subgenre of videogame mash-ups, "Auto Mario" videos are designed to emulate popular songs and soundtracks through gameplay action.
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Thinking With Portals
Ever wonder about the implications of using Portal technology in real life? Portal fans, get in here!
Pokemon, Gotta Buy 'Em All!
So you bought the first 54
You still don't have enough
Everyone has Bulbasaur
But you have Wigglytuff
#FreeTopiary
Anonymous has started a "Free Topiary" campaign to aid the recently arrested 18-year-old Jake Davis, who is suspected of being LulzSec member Topiary.
Chemistry Cat, You So Punny
For more jokes for scientists, browse our gallery at KYMdb – Chemistry Cat!
Automatic Mario
A notable subgenre of videogame mash-ups, "Auto Mario" videos are designed to emulate popular songs and soundtracks through gameplay action.
