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If you can read this, you’re on the internet. These articles cover everything from Tumblr to Steamed Hams.
You might have heard Tumblr's new algorithm is clamping down on explicit content. The problem is it seems to be flagging pretty much everything. Gita Jackson of Kotaku profiled some of the stranger subjects deemed inappropriate by Tumblr. They included: Garfield A vase and some plant pots Dinosaurs Some fruit with teeth Mario A roast …
Whenever people talk about chili peppers, there are two videos I think of. The first one is AyyOnline's Chili Pepper Challenge.
14/4/1996. The date we were blessed with Steamed Hams. This is what happened when different artists made their own unique versions of the classic meme.
The ever-creative Steamed Hams memes have now infiltrated Dragon Ball Z.
Two of the biggest American shows of the 90s brought together by one meme: Steamed Hams.
Britain is in the throes of turmoil so what better way to cheer the country up than an appearance from Joanne the Scammer.
I can't stop watching this video of will.i.am behaving like a futuristic sage.
Dig a little deeper to find some of the internet's earliest images via Internet Archaeology.
A good looking website can take you places. But some designers have opted for a more brutal approach.
Mangle has created a random picture generator showing Russian culture in its rawest form using images from LiveJournal.