Where have I seen this before :-)
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The above pic has been making the rounds, and has been strangely divisive in this worker unfriendly economy.
Originally spotted on Reddit, the screengrab was posted by a co-worker of the guy who supposedly wrote it with these ...
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Popular song lyrics are confusing kids all over- who the hell was Helen Keller and how do you "do the Helen Keller" and "talk with your hips?"
Luckily, Reddit has the answer...
[Source: ImageChan]
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This image has value...and I'm not sure if I support it :-) (via Reddit)
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The "storm is coming" ad from the anti-gay National Organization for Marriage (NOM) gained widespread controversy when it was released, and rightly so.
In the ad, NOM makes claims based on existing discrimination laws and falsely applies ...
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Proving once more that the best ideas are often stolen, Digg has launched the DiggBar, an iframed toolbar that offers a range of features.
At its core, the DiggBar is naturally a voting platform for Digg. Users can ...
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Number two player in the social voting space Reddit has won by a clear mile in the April Fools Day prank competition by rebranding the site as Reddigg.
The skin includes the choice to Digg an entry, or ...
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In the past few years, we have seen the explosion of “social”. Obviously, lots of people ask why. I feel that a lot of it boils down to simple human nature. People are social beings, regardless of ...
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The eBay owned website discovery service StumbleUpon (well eBay owned for now, if the rumors of the site being on the market are true) is set to relaunch with a major overhaul that removes the need for ...
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Kwoff is an Australian social voting site that asks the question: can Australia sustain its own Digg-like social voting site.
Kwoff launched this time last year, and comes with some strong local baking. Run by Sydney based Dan ...
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Popular social voting site Reddit has experienced major issues this morning, failing to display pages correctly in what one Twitter user described as Reddit forgetting its CSS.
Visitors to Reddit see the shot above, the content displayed, ...
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