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90's Legal Shows That Never Made It
Legal television shows like Franklin & Bash wouldn't be here without a long legacy of TV lawyer trailblazers that don't play by the book. Perry Mason, Matlock, a...
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7 Corporate Ads Based On 'Yeezus' Lyrics
Kanye has to express himself artistically, but he also needs to get paid.
by Pat O'Brien, Dan Abramson
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15 Pics That Prove Sometimes Even One Job is Too Many
Damnit, you had one job! Wait, what's that? You're having some family troubles? Oh, well then, it's cool, I guess.
by You're Doing It Wrong
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19 More of the Greatest Yearbook Moments of All Time (Volume 6)
Another round of those voted 'most likely to be awesome.'
by Look What I Found
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Kid Sister Fills Out Mad Libs to Perfection
She dedicated the story to all the little buttholes, who never get the respect they fart.
from You're Doing It Right
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Links! Letterman Loves Drums, The SS Kid Rock Exists and More
Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! Oh, nevermind. It's just a bunch of funny links.
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A Father's Day Poem by Liv Tyler
Liv Tyler is an actress and the daughter of Aerosmith's Steven Tyler. She wrote a poem about fathers.
by Pat O'Brien
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14 GIFs Approved by Brent Rambo
In the early-90s, Apple released a promotional video for their newest products. In the video, a young boy named Brent Rambo is shown nodding at a computer monito...
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The Definitive Guide to SEXTing
Everything you need to know when sending the perfect SEXT.
by Gabe Delahaye, The Occasional
