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This image macro series is based around a clever serial killer who knows exactly what to say to lure out his next victim.

Aussie YouTuber Rob Hill demonstrates how they deal with misbehaving toddlers in the Land Down Under.

It’s pretty sweet and fits the Obama/Biden bromance canon.

Amazon’s on-board digital personal assistant has become a subject of interest as a possible government spy following Wikileaks’ recent Vault 7 leak.

This montage featuring jokes from Amy Schumer’s recent Netflix standup hour The Leather Special edited with similar jokes performed by various other comedians has lead many to accuse Schumer of joke plagiarism.

The invasion of Robert E. Kelly’s family into his BBC interview captured the hearts of millions. Yesterday, they responded to their viral fame.

In his latest video, YouTuber Jacksfilms repeats his bizarre new catchphrase “Me Me Big Boy” for the entire duration.

What initially started out as a typical “your mom” joke has since turned into an exploitable series comparing massive stellar objects to emotionally intense subjects.

YouTube musician David Dockery performs an original percussion accompaniment that magically syncs up with Charlie Day’s now-legendary “mailroom conspiracy theory” rant from the popular TV sitcom It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia.

After sending Twitter into a long hour of frenzy last night with a teaser tweet about an exclusive report on Donald Trump’s tax returns, the MSNBC journalist has become the butt of jokes for utterly failing to live up to the hype that she had promised.

How does “Shooting Stars” work with everything?!?!

Not so grump, much more racist.

In a press conference yesterday, the United States Justice Department announced that two Russian intelligence officers and two criminal hackers had been charged for orchestrating a data breach against Yahoo in 2014, which has been widely cited as the largest breach of all time.

YouTuber Internet Historian offers a thorough explanation of how /pol/ users managed to discover the hidden location of Shia LaBeouf’s “He Will Not Divide Us” livesteam, leading local trolls to steal his flag and replace it with a “Make America Great Again” hat.