Most college students have finished their first semester / quarter of college, but here's one thing you don't want to announce on Facebook after doing so. Let's just say spell check does wonders. Continue reading to see more funny Facebook status updates.
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For those who are unfamiliar with Kim Dotcom, he's basically a German-Finnish computer programmer and businessman who founded Megaupload and its associated sites. As of January 20, 2012, he was in the custody of New Zealand police on charges of criminal copyright infringement. Continue reading to see a few weird things you probably didn't know about him.
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This might be a concept for now, but the Facebook Bed is designed to keep you connected even while sleeping. Get a status update in the middle of the night? No worries, you'll have keyboard in hand. Click here to see more of today's most popular images, courtesy of Imgur.com. Continue reading to see a motorcycle riding on top of the world.
Promoting your business or establishment through social media is nothing new, but cleverly modifying the logos of popular websites like YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter is. Click here to see more funny charts and graphs, courtesy of GraphJam.com. Continue reading for an interesting 1980s cell phone commercial.
Let's face it, the new Facebook Timeline feature may look cool, but what is it really about? Well, wonder no more, as College Humor has put together this nifty guide that explains things down to a tee. Continue reading for the full image.
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You're free to post whatever you want on Facebook, within reason, but there's one thing you should never ask people about: if sticking a credit card into your CD slot is the right way to buy things online. Click here for more funny Facebook status updates, courtesy of Failbook.com. In unrelated, but still cool news, continue reading for a video of incredible projection mapping on a car.
Ever wonder how famous websites like Google, Facebook, and YouTube looked during their early years? Well, look no further than these screenshots, which show that sometimes, less is more. Sure, they may not have all the fancy features of today, but they most certainly worked well enough for all of them to gain a massive user base. Click here to see more of today's most popular images, courtesy of Imgur.com. Continue reading for a video of the best FAILS of 2012...so far.
So, you've seen the funniest autocorrect messages and Twitter tweets of 2011, now here's a batch of Google search suggestions from 2011 that are interesting to say the least. Starting off, the dinosaurs were apparently made up by the CIA to discourage time travel. Click here to see more. Continue reading to see how you can graph with Google Search.
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Aside from the weird Facebook updates that get posted ever so often, individuals and companies alike have gone out of their way to create some funny (yet real) products to promote the social media website, including the Porsche 911 GT3 R Hybrid you see above. Continue reading to see them all.
People may not talk about Twitter as much, but did you know that the social media service was more popular than Facebook? That's right, the former received 50% of the social media mentions, while Facebook 45%. Click here to see some of the funniest tweets ever. Continue reading to see the music video for an unofficial Twitter song.
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