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Boom Goes the Dynamite
March 21st, 2011 3:09 PMSix years ago today, a freshman journalism student Brian Collins launched his news career as a sports broadcaster for the local station. After a series of stumbles and mumbles, he ended up giving birth to one of the most celebrated catchphrases ever.
Check inside for KYM episode and the latest on his whereabouts!
Aww Yea Guy
March 21st, 2011 1:49 PMInspired by an outline drawing of J Jonah Jameson from the 2002 film Spiderman, Aww Yea Guy is often used as a reaction face to express approval in forums and comment threads.
Zangief Kid Goes Public
March 20th, 2011 10:33 PMCasey Heynes (a.k.a Zangief Kid) reveals himself on Australian TV and explains the ordeals of life as a bullied kid in middle school. Meanwhile, the bully's mother also speaks out in public, saying his son deserved what he got. Click for more deets!
Tentaquil
March 16th, 2011 5:25 PM
Update from KYM Fakemon Registry: Meet Tentaquil, a fan-fic Pokemon creature born out of 4chan's /vp/ community circa June 2010. …We heart self-deprecating Pokemons.
Asians in the Library
March 14th, 2011 10:25 PMUCLA student talks about Asians' lack of cellphone etiquettes, wins this week's mouth diarrhea award on YouTube.
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Boom Goes the Dynamite
Six years ago today, a freshman journalism student Brian Collins launched his news career as a sports broadcaster for the local station. After a series of stumbles and mumbles, he ended up giving birth to one of the most celebrated catchphrases ever.
Check inside for KYM episode and the latest on his whereabouts!
Aww Yea Guy
Inspired by an outline drawing of J Jonah Jameson from the 2002 film Spiderman, Aww Yea Guy is often used as a reaction face to express approval in forums and comment threads.
Zangief Kid Goes Public
Casey Heynes (a.k.a Zangief Kid) reveals himself on Australian TV and explains the ordeals of life as a bullied kid in middle school. Meanwhile, the bully's mother also speaks out in public, saying his son deserved what he got. Click for more deets!
Asians in the Library
UCLA student talks about Asians' lack of cellphone etiquettes, wins this week's mouth diarrhea award on YouTube.
