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Sometimes you just have to let the content wash over you with its pure ecstasy.

When the discourse is Extremely Good, there is only one way to truly show your appreciation.

Rick and Morty take an inter-dimensional detour into the 2004 comedy horror film Shaun of the Dead, but the protagonist Shaun doesn’t seem to notice.

The newly unveiled assistant branch chief of the Aether Foundation’s Aether Paradise in the upcoming video game Pokémon Sun and Moon is already generating tons of disturbing “rule 34” fan art in various online communities.

Anthony Fantano rants about “normies” failing to properly understand memes in the latest episode on his thatistheplan channel.

Revisit the tale of Harry F***ing Potter, Ronnie the Bear, and The Wretched Harmony twelve years after it was first released.

And some jerks have the gall to claim wrestling is fake.

A bro struggles to explain what Burning Man is to a very unlucky woman in this skit by YouTuber Kevin Oeser.

In remembrance of the tragic terror attacks on September 11th, 2001, many share their memories of what they were doing at the exact moment they found out about the collisions with the hashtag #WhereWereYou.

Fifteen years ago today, America’s mainland was hit by the worst terrorist attack in world history, forever changing the course of America’s future, the ripple effects of which still continue to resonate to this day.

It goes just about how you’d expect it to, and then some.

When Robert Duvall’s Bill Kilgore declared in Apocalypse Now, “I love the smell of napalm in the morning,” he spawned a phrasal template that would find folks loving the smell of stuff in the morning for years to come.

YouTuber DougRiss shares his hypothesis that the Japanese government created anime to destroy the youth of America and prevent them from getting laid.

Hillary Clinton’s likening of Donald Trump supporters to a “basket of deplorables” in recent interviews and speeches has spawned a basketful of memes on Twitter.

The former WWE star’s much-hyped UFC debut lasted a mere two minutes and fourteen seconds, leading tweeters and memers to cackle collectively.

Bill Nye goes to a psychedelic rave in this psytrance remix of the Bill Nye the Science Guy theme song.

This memorable quote from the webcomic Awkward Zombie, is often used to mock the American localization of the Japanese video game franchise Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney.

An extremely salient point from a blogger about how video games appeal to a male fantasy.

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