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25 Interesting Signs Making People Chuckle
Signs that amuse and confuse are the best forms of manmade entertainment around.
Why Was Peanut the Squirrel Euthanized By New York Officials? P'Nut's Death And The Memes About it Explained
The story of Peanut the Squirrel, an Instagram pet sensation whose life was cut short.
25 Times Reality Did Not Meet Expectations
The times in life when things don't work out the way we wish they would.
'Keep Kamala and Carry Onala': Kamala Harris' Surprise Appearance on 'SNL' Becomes Viral Meme Slogan On Social Media
The catchphrase was uttered by Harris, who played herself as the mirror-image double of Maya Rudolph's impersonation of her.