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Facebook Cartoon Profile Picture Week
December 4th, 2010 1:06 PMA Facebook profile picture fad somehow turns into a statement against child abuse. Was this a hijacked meme?
Needs More Cowbell
December 3rd, 2010 8:44 PMQ: The increase in market supply of blah blah blahs is always proportional to the increase in demand of…
a) Cowbells
b) Cowbells
c) Cowbells
d) All of the above + cowbells
Smugleaf / Snivy
December 2nd, 2010 11:02 PMIf Troll Face was reincarnated as a Pokémon…
Nicolas Cage Wants Cake
December 2nd, 2010 2:47 PMWhen Nicolas Cage shows up at your house and asks for a slice of cake, just give him the cake. Just let him have it. Seriously.
1337 speak
December 2nd, 2010 1:53 AMl337, Do You Speak It? Once an alt. style of English alphabet typically used to indicate one's elite stature in hacking communities, l337speak has since grown into a popular vernacular among online gamers and beyond.
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Facebook Cartoon Profile Picture Week
A Facebook profile picture fad somehow turns into a statement against child abuse. Was this a hijacked meme?
Needs More Cowbell
Q: The increase in market supply of blah blah blahs is always proportional to the increase in demand of…
a) Cowbells
b) Cowbells
c) Cowbells
d) All of the above + cowbells
Smugleaf / Snivy
If Troll Face was reincarnated as a Pokémon…
Nicolas Cage Wants Cake
When Nicolas Cage shows up at your house and asks for a slice of cake, just give him the cake. Just let him have it. Seriously.
1337 speak
l337, Do You Speak It? Once an alt. style of English alphabet typically used to indicate one's elite stature in hacking communities, l337speak has since grown into a popular vernacular among online gamers and beyond.
