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me walking into a nail salon with my bestie to get mani pedis even though we didn't make a reservation. pic.twitter.com/cImxCADV4Y

— Morgan Murphy (@morgan_murphy) August 14, 2016

how many times have i watched this today?

i bet kylie would like this new meme

new meme

one year ago today

never ever forget.

new fave.

#drakealwaysonbeat

DIS THE WINNER 😭😭😭 RT @DRAKEDANClNG: Elvis Crespo - Suavemente #DrakeAlwaysOnBeat #DrakeIsAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/a9rh2rgqHt

— taj. (@TAJrani) October 20, 2015

Justin Bieber - What Do You Mean #DrakeIsAlwaysOnBeat #DrakeAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/01H4urv6jH

— drake dancing to (@DRAKEDANClNG) October 20, 2015

remember the beyonce version?

fridayz w/o flim

click here for baboon meme madness!

#beyoncealwaysonbeat

The best one 😩😩😩😩 #BeyonceAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/ceKCHF5DOI

— Beysus † Godga (@GagaLovesBey) May 26, 2015

this meme is happening right now, in praise of bey's flawless choreography, which can be set to almost any song with a matching BPM.

@MissyElliott THIS ONE! 😍 RT @soulfullypoetic: YESSSSSSSSSSS #BeyoncéAlwaysOnBeat pic.twitter.com/F8yXKIgSYv

— Randy Graziani (@randygraziani) May 26, 2015

humans yelling like goats yelling like humans

(via)

nErD aLeRt!

now this is an architecture-based meme i can get behind!

what the teenagers are twittering.

you may have noticed the sudden and overwhelming internet presence of something called KONY 2012. this is it, jicyww.

Kony 2012 is an unlikely internet phenomenon. The 30-minute documentary about a despot Ugandan warlord has been watched more than 30m times online in less than 48 hours.

The hard-hitting film, uploaded by a group seeking to expose the guerilla leader Joseph Rao Kony, was relatively undiscovered until two days ago despite being first watched on the website Vimeo last Friday.

In the past 48 hours, Kony 2012 has been viewed more than 21m times on YouTube and 11m times on Vimeo.

According to YouTube statistics, the Kony video is most popular with young women aged 13 to 17 and men aged 18 to 24. (via)

responses to the video have not been without criticism, however.

It would be great to get rid of Kony. He and his forces have left a path of abductions and mass murder in their wake for over 20 years. But let's get two things straight: 1) Joseph Kony is not in Uganda and hasn't been for 6 years; 2) the LRA now numbers at most in the hundreds, and while it is still causing immense suffering, it is unclear how millions of well-meaning but misinformed people are going to help deal with the more complicated reality. (via)

read invisible children's response.

there's even a hilarious drinking game! 

and now you're caught up. pick a side and argue the shit out of it next time you're drunk.

you might've heard kirk cameron is a flaming evangelical christian.

here are his views on homosexuality, expressed over the weekend.

and here is a funny internet meme mocking him:

a new meme!

here it is! it started 6 days ago.

but guess what. it's already over.

wes anderson slo-mo

the latest internet meme : wes anderson's slo-mo scenes to various rap songs. enjoy.

bonus links :
wes anderson slo-mo set to drake
wes anderson overhead shots

brb listening to ja rule on spotify

get it, nashville.

i have no idea what any of this means.

but i want to! when are we moving?!

a note to architecture students

stop bending memes to fit your field of study. it ALWAYS turns out uncomfortably nerdy.

always.

check yourself before you wreck yourself

did you just get a really funny internet link from a friend, family member, or colleague?

you best check yourself before you forward that shit along. it might be older than yesterday's meme!


is it old? will provide you with a link freshness rating, just to be on the safe side. the more you know.

what is thomas wilhelm doing this weekend?

the original.

the internet meme:



bonus links: how to industrial goth dance
we'll be doing this at emilube's bearthdie party, so everyone study up.

"X > tebow"-ing is the new tebowing.

hating tim tebow is now an internet meme.

On Sunday night, ESPN.com posted a Bill Williamson column calling for the Broncos to get their post-Tebow plans in order. The early comments were unremarkable: the usual "Tebow sucks" and "John Fox sucks" camps doing their thing. But as Halloween dawned, the shapeless mass of discontent had taken form. Completely organically, Tebow hate made order out of chaos.

"X > Tebow" is the meme, with X being a series of increasingly negative and absurd things. It began with QuanB8's comment, "Ryan Leaf > Tebow." It moved to to other crappy quarterbacks—JaMarcus Russell, David Carr, Akili Smith—but soon became something else entirely. A few examples:

Windows Vista > Tebow

Still saying 'Whaaaz uuuppp' > Tebow

Rebooting the Back To The Future franchise with the plot centered around getting Tebow's mom to have an abortion > Tebow
...
On day two, ESPN tried a different strategy: only deleting comments that were anti-religious or otherwise objectionable under their terms of service. We've heard from commenters who have found their contributions gone, their accounts suspended. But even that's fallen by the wayside, as any number of anti-Christian or generally obscene comments can be found today. The moderators abandoned the battlefield. The commenters won. (via)

to quote one of my favorite things thomas wilhelm has ever said, "where's your god now, tim tebow?"