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Thumbs and Ammo
September 6th, 2013 5:31 PMAction movie characters look a bit less sinister when their firearms are replaced with thumbs-up signs.
Angry School Boy
September 6th, 2013 2:00 PMBrace yourselves, these angry school boys are coming back.
Clip Art Covers
September 6th, 2013 12:00 PMCheck out all these DMCA-compliant tributes to some of the most iconic cover artworks of our times!
Dumb Ways to Die
September 6th, 2013 10:30 AMFirst introduced as a public service announcement for Metro Trains Melbourne, this cutesy, dark-humored music video might as well be the unofficial theme of The Darwin Awards.
Downvoting Roman
September 5th, 2013 5:30 PMThis advice animal image macro series uses a picture of Joaquin Phoenix as Emperor Commodus from Gladiator to express one's dissatisfaction on websites or forums where a voting system is present.
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Thumbs and Ammo
Action movie characters look a bit less sinister when their firearms are replaced with thumbs-up signs.
Angry School Boy
Brace yourselves, these angry school boys are coming back.
Clip Art Covers
Check out all these DMCA-compliant tributes to some of the most iconic cover artworks of our times!
Dumb Ways to Die
First introduced as a public service announcement for Metro Trains Melbourne, this cutesy, dark-humored music video might as well be the unofficial theme of The Darwin Awards.
Downvoting Roman
This advice animal image macro series uses a picture of Joaquin Phoenix as Emperor Commodus from Gladiator to express one's dissatisfaction on websites or forums where a voting system is present.
