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November 5th, 2024 2:00 PMThe moment went viral on social media in early November 2024, with images of Barkley's no-look hurdle spawning memes and jokes.
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What's With All The Jokes About Trump Trapping Liberals In Crystals? The Meme Explained
A running joke about Trump trapping his detractors' souls in crystals for 10,000 years once he wins the election has been puzzling many internet users. Here's where the meme originated.
28 Mildly Interesting Things To Enjoy On Your Lunch Break
Things that are… you know… mildly interesting.
Reminder: No Full Auto In Buildings!
The viral airsoft video was posted on YouTube over seven years ago and has since been used and referenced in dozens of memes and inspired video game remakes.
Saquon Barkley’s Backward Hurdle Shocks Fans And Sparks Viral Discussion On The Internet
The moment went viral on social media in early November 2024, with images of Barkley's no-look hurdle spawning memes and jokes.
27 Brilliant Times Things Were Technically True
So these things are … technically true.