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This year’s Gathering of the Juggalos is finally upon us, bringing thousands of Insane Clown Posse fans from around the world to Cave-In-Rock, Illinois to sip Faygo and enjoy live music performances all week long.

An obnoxious honker terrorizes a parking lot of a peaceful town in Norway, but turns out nothing can be done about it.

After MTV forced the electronic music duo Daft Punk to cancel their appearance on The Colbert Report, Colbert staged his own performance of the group’s hit song “Get Lucky,” with cameos by celebrities Jimmy Fallon, Matt Damon, Jeff Bridges, Hugh Laurie and Bryan Cranston.

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Tama the Japanese cat drops everything when he hears the theme from the television drama Amachan for one moment of precious bird-hunting.

Delicious apologies are the best kind of apologies.

As part of YouTube “Geek Week,” Above Average Productions created this Star Wars parody in which a Jedi cannot seem to remember the name of his nemesis Lord Gorba.

This image macro series and hashtag describing First World Problems for the nerd community first appeared in November 2011.

After staying up way too late the night before, three-year-old Yerin is having the worst morning imaginable. Cheer up, it’s Friday!

The popular image macro builder Meme Generator has been banned from Reddit, following the downhill path of Quickmeme from not too long ago.

Before Notch invented Minecraft, people had to actually use real plastic bricks to build their own castles and spaceships.

Coined after the old school tech news hub Slashdot.org, this heavy-traffic bottleneck phenomenon can still be observed today on popular news aggregators like Reddit.

Is there a connection between social networking and being alone? Watch Shimi Cohen’s short infographic animation investigating how technology has changed the way we see friendship.

The Internet’s favorite dismissive acronym has finally been confirmed!

In this musical journey of everything Asian pop, the members of the YOMYOMF (“You Offend Me You Offend My Family”) Network explore their options of acting more like Asians.

Everyone’s favorite ginger, Coppercab, has recently discovered twerking. Thanks, Miley.

Since its upload in March, Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” has accrued nearly 129 million views and hundreds of parodies. However, the catchy tune also has sparked lots of discussion about its racy video’s objectification of women.

These videos and GIFs use stop motion photography to give the illusion of participating in a car-less automobile race.

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