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My hands are down 'cause I'm amped!
+2 | 11/8/10 9:51 AM
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Never gets old
0 | 11/6/10 10:33 AM
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This video is my new Rick-roll.
+1 | 11/6/10 10:05 AM
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I am absolutely mesmerized by this gif. After the 5th time watching it trying to figure out what the hell that guy's gesture means (and failing), I noticed a classic "one of these things is not like the other." While everyone is smiling and having a grand ol' time, the large gentleman just to the right of center (no politico) has a decidedly different look on his face. And I'm no Professor Lipsreader here, but I'm pretty sure that guy should be fined by the FCC. There's kids 4 feet away, sir!
+10 | 11/5/10 6:16 PM
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A rare miss, Mr. Vaughn.
+6 | 11/4/10 2:20 PM
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Now we're doing it right.
+3 | 11/4/10 2:06 PM
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More people would see the movie if this were the poster.
+18 | 11/4/10 2:02 PM
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I should have written this guy in for MN govenor.
+2 | 11/3/10 2:12 PM
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8. And I hate the movie so much I blocked out it's actual title which is Edmond (c.2005)
+9 | 11/1/10 6:31 PM
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Some of the picks round of the HWOMAT seem pretty soft-lob and more about generating site hits than really getting to the heart of the worst movie ever. I think it is safe to say that all the movies (except possibly Amelia) have some type of audience. I nominate the movie Edward as the WMOAT. Qualifications: 1. Transposing mediums (theatre play to motion picture) 2. Hates the viewer. Every frame is akin to one shallow pass from a potato peeler over your eyeball. From cinematography, to dialouge, to plotline, I can't think of any audience that would find enjoyment in this film. 3. Story out of context. This was filmed almost 20 years after the play came out so any message it may have held originally has been horribly, horribly displaced. 4. Trys to make a point and fails miserably. Possibly related to reason #3 but I'm pretty sure this story barely had a premise when it was written and is now completely rendered moot. 5. Limited theatrical release in the USA 6. Suckers you into watching it. Loaded with A-listers, but with William Macy and Julia Stiles on the cover and the lettering give credit to the idea that this will be some edgy, psychological thriller This abomination should have the Mr. Yuck sticker on the cover instead. 7. Ruins lives. After watching this movie, my friends would avert their eyes when speaking to me and to this day I must pre-watch any movie and provide links to two favorable reviews before any of my movie night recommendations are considered.
+12 | 11/1/10 6:27 PM
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Is Homestarrunner.com officially dead?
+1 | 10/29/10 8:45 AM
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"Sorry about your brain" *hands making explosion gesture* -Bookface
0 | 10/29/10 8:23 AM
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Errybody! ERRYBODY!
+4 | 10/29/10 7:41 AM
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You need to eat more red meat.
+6 | 10/28/10 2:54 PM
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That's Racist!
+2 | 10/28/10 2:08 PM
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You need to crop out the product name before Mr. Ziering would consider promoting this product.
+6 | 10/27/10 4:49 PM
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"YA BURNT! Learn2scoll" - facetaco to scarborough
+3 | 10/27/10 4:31 PM
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ZING!!
+3 | 10/25/10 5:42 PM
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I expect we'll see a photoshopped version of this with Zach's face in 3...2...1...
+1 | 10/25/10 5:40 PM
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I don't want to know the circumstances behind this gif. My life is this kid.
+17 | 10/25/10 5:32 PM
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Still one of the best parts of the UK.
+2 | 10/25/10 1:01 PM
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This post can't be upvoted enough.
+8 | 10/22/10 6:02 PM
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Back on pace for 2012. I knew the interwebs were being pulled over our eyes with all the Petkov's in jail/much love for misguided,youthful youtube poster/Goodnight, Moon reports on videogum this week. "You didn't really think it would be that easy [to stop the doomsday clock] did you?" - Lucy Liu "For a second there, yeah, I kinda did." - Gabe
+7 | 10/22/10 4:29 PM
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I upvoted this on the off-chance that it was a reference to The Cider House Rules by John Irving (c.1985)
+4 | 10/22/10 8:09 AM
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Taken reference and James Bond reference? This is why people remember your name, Steve.
+4 | 10/19/10 6:30 PM
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Three Olive Amigos
+2 | 10/19/10 6:26 PM
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Great movie, great drink. +1 for you.
+1 | 10/19/10 6:22 PM
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Sparks and Recreation
+6 | 10/19/10 6:21 PM
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Brugal: The Legend of Ron Dominicano
+2 | 10/19/10 6:19 PM
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Look Whose Takka-ing Now
0 | 10/19/10 6:16 PM
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ELECTRIC CAR
+17 | 10/19/10 3:10 PM
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Is someone writing all these down?
+4 | 10/18/10 12:30 PM
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Also, dibs on Brian Cox to play my part in the series. We are almost certainly the same age and he is the best in the business at drinking a glass of bourbon.
+2 | 10/18/10 12:10 PM
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Guys, CBS seems to be really getting on board with this instantaneous, meme-driven programming. Kudos to them for trying to innovate the vibrancy of their brand. Hopefully something good comes out of it, after all, this isn't the TV we need but it is the TV we've demanded.
+3 | 10/18/10 11:46 AM
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principal enchman, with the exception of huckabeast's comments (seriously, where does he come from?), your comments get to me more than any other Monster. I'll do my part to put you in the Ball.
+2 | 10/15/10 6:23 PM
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You are the best, lilbobbytables.
+3 | 10/15/10 6:00 PM
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Making fun of the sex we are (or are not) having? Vince Vaughn is that you??
+10 | 10/15/10 5:34 PM
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Louis CK is so right...white people are gonna have it so bad once the pendulum swings the other way but for now WHEEEEEEE!
+6 | 10/15/10 5:12 PM
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Forget it, Jake, it's Witchtown.
+3 | 10/14/10 6:40 PM
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Even though 3 internet generations have been born, lived, and died since the original post, I'm pretty sure that the secure and very seriousface financial institution of TomatoBank will always be a viable target for wry grins and one, possibly two chuckles.
+4 | 10/14/10 5:36 PM
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