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A childhood photograph of a Redditor’s wife has inspired the latest image macro series to hit it big on the /r/AdviceAnimals subreddit.

Mashup artist Siminz takes us back to the golden year of the last decade with familiar scenes and tunes from movies, songs and video games we all remember.

Check inside for the top ten internet memes that defined the year, as chosen by the research staff at Know Your Meme! Up next: The best memes of 2013, as chosen by YOU.

In this comical mod for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim crafted by YouTuber Pastaspace, Thomas the Tank Engine wreaks terror and destruction on the village in place of Alduin the World Eater. Head over to Steam to download the mod!

An Australian trolldad gives a rather cheeky response when interviewed by morning talk show host Karl Stefanovic about witnessing a swarm of bees attacking his son.

By popular demand, Screen Junkies gives Bilbo Baggins a dose of reality in their honest trailer for the 2012 epic fantasy adventure film The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.

This sneaky dachshund refuses to be caught staring.

On almost every occasion that Paul Rudd has come on Conan O’Brien’s late-night talk shows to promote his latest movie, the comedian actor has been showing the same wheelchair scene from the 1988 sci-fi film Mac and Me.

Poland’s well-known YouTube prankster Sa Wardega stages an epic parody of Gandolf’s “You Shall Not Pass” scene from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in the middle of a tramway.

After the fizzle-out of New York City’s notorious bar-crawling holiday this Saturday, a group of drunken partygoers dressed as Santa Clause got into a high-spirited fist fight in the middle of the sidewalk.

Since its first appearance on YTMND in 2005, this quote from the 2003 holiday comedy Elf has been often used to expose falsehoods or misleading statements in online discussions.

In this footage captured by Alex Vnukov from Yekaterinburg, Russia, a crow is seen catching up on some rec time with a makeshift tube sled on a snow-covered roof.

Check out these impressive 3D sculptures of characters from the fighting game series Street Fighter made with the Cinema 4D computer animation application.

If you missed last night’s episode of Family Guy, that was your own damn fault because the word is already out: The Griffins’ gentlemanly house pet has been resurrected from the dead. So what’s the dude with the R.I.P Brian Griffin tattoo going to do now?