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Senior College Student Goes Online
August 22nd, 2011 8:06 PM
"But will it come with the Googles?"
For more jokes about old people, go to KYMdb – Senior College Student.
DERP
August 22nd, 2011 7:56 PMWhat started as slang term associated with stupidity has inspired a slew of image macros, rage comics and the name of a background My Little Pony character.
Ripolin's "Milky Cat"
August 22nd, 2011 7:06 PM
French paintmakers Ripolin introduce a Nyan Cat look-a-like in their most recent TV ad campaign.
Chubby Bubbles Girl
August 22nd, 2011 5:41 PMTwo years ago today, a lovely picture of a little girl running around with a bubble wand caught the attention of photoshop experts on 4chan's /b/, inspiring an epic series of instant shoops based on her exploitable image.
51 Things in My Room
August 22nd, 2011 5:13 PMThis video fad started by vlogger HurricaneAubrey is basically a type of YouTube "show-and-tell."
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Senior College Student Goes Online
"But will it come with the Googles?"
For more jokes about old people, go to KYMdb – Senior College Student.
DERP
What started as slang term associated with stupidity has inspired a slew of image macros, rage comics and the name of a background My Little Pony character.
Chubby Bubbles Girl
Two years ago today, a lovely picture of a little girl running around with a bubble wand caught the attention of photoshop experts on 4chan's /b/, inspiring an epic series of instant shoops based on her exploitable image.
51 Things in My Room
This video fad started by vlogger HurricaneAubrey is basically a type of YouTube "show-and-tell."
