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Mine Little Pony
October 17th, 2011 1:14 PMIt's hard to believe this wasn't done before, but here it is now. Enter the world of Ponyville as seen in the opening sequence of the show, reconstructed through Minecraft.
It's Over 9000!
October 17th, 2011 12:45 PMFive years ago today, YouTuber Kajetokun uploaded this classic recut from Dragon Ball Z onto YouTube, where it became adopted as Internet slang used to describe something great in quantity or scale.
Stop Cyberbullying Comics
October 17th, 2011 12:44 PMMay the best cyberbully comic win! Click through for more detailed instructions.
Success Kid's Original Photo Found
October 14th, 2011 10:16 PMAlso known as the kid who hates sandcastles, the original photograph of the boy was first uploaded onto Flickr by his mother in August 2007.
Apple Plans to Release SteveJobs 2
October 14th, 2011 9:44 PMThe Onion pays tribute to Steve Job's death in its own way.
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It's Over 9000!
Five years ago today, YouTuber Kajetokun uploaded this classic recut from Dragon Ball Z onto YouTube, where it became adopted as Internet slang used to describe something great in quantity or scale.
Stop Cyberbullying Comics
May the best cyberbully comic win! Click through for more detailed instructions.
Success Kid's Original Photo Found
Also known as the kid who hates sandcastles, the original photograph of the boy was first uploaded onto Flickr by his mother in August 2007.
Apple Plans to Release SteveJobs 2
The Onion pays tribute to Steve Job's death in its own way.