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Emo Dad
February 3rd, 2011 5:20 PM
Emo Dad may be 46 years old, but he has the tortured soul of a 15 year old at Hot Topic – filled to the brim with angst.
Oh God! I Can See Forever!
February 3rd, 2011 4:25 PMSometimes when you stare into the void, the void stares back into you. Especially if the void is Goatse.
Troll Quotes
February 3rd, 2011 12:52 PMMy favorite part of Harry Potter was when the invisibility ring used the force and exploded the Death Star. Dumbledore's Ewoks were annoying though.
Q&A with YouChewPoop
February 2nd, 2011 5:35 PMOrigins of YouTube Poop (YTP) videos are revealed in a Q&A chat session with members of YouChewPoop community, including the founding fathers Matt "SuperYoshi" Mulligan and Andrew "Yaminomalex" Hartford.
It's Super Effective!
February 2nd, 2011 3:58 PMA colloquial expression derived from Nintendo's Pokemon games, typically used to indicate power level over 9000.
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Oh God! I Can See Forever!
Sometimes when you stare into the void, the void stares back into you. Especially if the void is Goatse.
Troll Quotes
My favorite part of Harry Potter was when the invisibility ring used the force and exploded the Death Star. Dumbledore's Ewoks were annoying though.
Q&A with YouChewPoop
Origins of YouTube Poop (YTP) videos are revealed in a Q&A chat session with members of YouChewPoop community, including the founding fathers Matt "SuperYoshi" Mulligan and Andrew "Yaminomalex" Hartford.
It's Super Effective!
A colloquial expression derived from Nintendo's Pokemon games, typically used to indicate power level over 9000.
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