Public Relations 2.0: In November 2009, former French president Nicolas Sarkozy uploaded a photo of himself allegedly standing at the Berlin wall the night it fell. Skeptical of its authenticity, French Facebook users responded to Sarkozy’s post with lulzy photoshop parodies.
Ron Burgundy, providing commentary on moving too fast since 2004.
For their graduation project, Eran May-raz and Daniel Lazo created an augmented reality enhanced by retinal implants with game-like apps for one’s life. Patrick is out to master them all, but one app, “The Wingman”, has the potential to ruin his first date with Daphne.
Memes from Canada: This mysteriously modern looking guy was spotted in a 1941 photograph of the reopening of South Fork Bridge after flood in British Columbia, Canada.
YouTuber melodysheep uploaded this remix music video featuring the character Yoda from the science fiction film series Star Wars.
Typically associated with the technologically impaired, this phrase can also be used to troll posters on online forums similarly to suggesting to Delete System32.
The only thing weirder than this commercial for Little Baby’s Ice Cream in Philadelphia, PA are their flavors, which range from Earl Grey Sriracha to Pizza.
At least Batman isn’t driving the free candy van.
Memes from Great Britain: This iconic WWII-era public safety poster issued by the U.K. Ministry of Information has seen a huge resurgence following the onset of the global economic crisis in 2008.
Check out YouTuber CaptainHippo’s true-to-life parody of the 2008 French thriller film “Taken” starring his own dad.
Public Relations 2.0: What began as the Swedish tourism ministry’s national branding project has set off a global trend of rotating curatorship on Twitter.
Wanna go on a road trip around world at supersonic speed of 1,500 km/h (932 mph)? Check out this Google Earth street view music video for “Chemin Vert” by electronic musician A Ghost Train.
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Memes from Israel: It’s no secret that Israeli and Iranian governments aren’t exactly BFFs, but at least some people are trying to make amends on Facebook.
When YouTuber jlgardner48’s golden retriever hears “Beer Me,” he heads straight to the fridge.
Photoshop Exploitables: The original stillshot used for the photoshop meme comes from the 1967 Star Trek episode “The Trouble With Tribbles.”
As Universal Studios continue its search for the director and cast of a proposed 50 Shades of Grey film adaptation, YouTube’s comedy duo MVPleez sings about who’s who on the rumored shortlist.
Established on July 28th, 2000, the Mars Exploration Rover program has sought out to learn more about the environment of the red planet.
I think someone just divided by zero.
USSR gymnast Ludmilla Tourischeva’s managed to collapse the uneven bars during her performance in the 1975 World Cup, and not a single f**k was given.
