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Dramatic Animals
September 16th, 2011 3:51 PMInspired by the 2006 mega-viral "Dramatic Chipmunk," there are now over a dozen spin-off videos on YouTube featuring other pet animals and wildlife creatures!
G-Male
September 16th, 2011 3:07 PMGoogle has combined its services to create the perfect boyfriend. He is a very good listener.
S17 Protesters: We are the 99 Percent
September 16th, 2011 2:23 PMA picture from "We are the 99%," a single topic blog launched to curate inspirational messages submitted by those planning to attend the S17 protests tomorrow. For more, read up on KYMdb – #OccupyWallStreet.
Orz
September 16th, 2011 1:38 PMA popular emoticon used to convey feelings of despair in the Far East.
Nope! Chuck Testa
September 16th, 2011 1:09 PMA viral video made for the IFC television show Commercial Kings has become a hit on YouTube after being posted to Reddit. Meanwhile, Chuck Testa himself has embraced his Internet fame by posting a photoshop contest on his official website.
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Dramatic Animals
Inspired by the 2006 mega-viral "Dramatic Chipmunk," there are now over a dozen spin-off videos on YouTube featuring other pet animals and wildlife creatures!
S17 Protesters: We are the 99 Percent
A picture from "We are the 99%," a single topic blog launched to curate inspirational messages submitted by those planning to attend the S17 protests tomorrow. For more, read up on KYMdb – #OccupyWallStreet.
Nope! Chuck Testa
A viral video made for the IFC television show Commercial Kings has become a hit on YouTube after being posted to Reddit. Meanwhile, Chuck Testa himself has embraced his Internet fame by posting a photoshop contest on his official website.