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The Definitely Knew What They Were Doing With 'The 63 Percent Chance To Bang' NBA Quote Card
The chance that people will be normal about this graphic is definitely below 63 percent.
20 Hilarious Christmas Webcomics That Are All Merry and Bright
From premature decorations to festive mishaps, these illustrations offer a lighthearted look at the Holiday season
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Sometimes it's the smallest things in life that cause the most rage.
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A signature frame from the Saiyan saga of Dragon Ball Z has become an iconic anime reference, now appearing in the upcoming James Gunn Superman film.
