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Internet Spawns Baby Oil Memes As Diddy's Indictment Reveals '1,000 Bottles Baby Oil' Supplies For His 'Freak Off' Parties
September 19th, 2024 2:00 PM
The details about Diddy's arrest spawned a wave of memes and internet reactions for the large amount of baby oils found in his house, allegedly to be used during his "freak offs" parties.
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Nintendo Finally Sues 'Palworld,' But For 'Patent Infringement,' Not Copyright
September 19th, 2024 1:30 PM
Nintendo's not going after Palworld developers PocketPair for the "Pal" designs that many have noted look very similar to existing Pokémon, but that's made the "patent" Nintendo is actually suing PocketPair over a concerning mystery.
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Diddy's Indictment Leads To The Federal Government Having To Use The Phrase 'Freak Offs' In Official Documents
September 19th, 2024 1:00 PM
The record executive has been jailed on various charges of racketeering and trafficking, but the internet is taken by very specific language used in official federal documents released earlier this week.
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Raunchy 'Gravity Falls' Animation That Ships Billford Ends With Stanford Pines Proclaiming, 'I Did It... I Saved The Town'
September 19th, 2024 11:15 AM
Under the parameters of this lewd fan animation, the only way to save Gravity Falls is for Stanford to give it to Bill Cipher.
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Rob Schneider's 'Oh No, We Suck Again!' Has Been The Opening Week Rallying Cry Of Many Sports Fans Over A Decade
September 19th, 2024 11:00 AM
Nothing like discovering that, for all your optimism, your team once again stinks.
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Internet Spawns Baby Oil Memes As Diddy's Indictment Reveals '1,000 Bottles Baby Oil' Supplies For His 'Freak Off' Parties
The details about Diddy's arrest spawned a wave of memes and internet reactions for the large amount of baby oils found in his house, allegedly to be used during his "freak offs" parties.
Nintendo Finally Sues 'Palworld,' But For 'Patent Infringement,' Not Copyright
Nintendo's not going after Palworld developers PocketPair for the "Pal" designs that many have noted look very similar to existing Pokémon, but that's made the "patent" Nintendo is actually suing PocketPair over a concerning mystery.
Diddy's Indictment Leads To The Federal Government Having To Use The Phrase 'Freak Offs' In Official Documents
The record executive has been jailed on various charges of racketeering and trafficking, but the internet is taken by very specific language used in official federal documents released earlier this week.
Raunchy 'Gravity Falls' Animation That Ships Billford Ends With Stanford Pines Proclaiming, 'I Did It... I Saved The Town'
Under the parameters of this lewd fan animation, the only way to save Gravity Falls is for Stanford to give it to Bill Cipher.
Rob Schneider's 'Oh No, We Suck Again!' Has Been The Opening Week Rallying Cry Of Many Sports Fans Over A Decade
Nothing like discovering that, for all your optimism, your team once again stinks.
