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  1. mooselyPostCommunity

    Dinner 🫶🏻
  2. PictureCommunity

    Dinner 🫶🏻
  3. Meme

    Loss

    Loss is a four-panel, wordless comic strip from Ctrl+Alt+Del depicting a hospital scene after a miscarriage; it became a widely spread internet meme through numerous parodies and adaptations.

  4. Meme

    Kung Fu Bear

    An internet meme about an Asian black bear who skillfully twirls, throws and catches a long staff, popularized by videos online.

  5. Meme

    Joe Cartoon

    Joe Cartoon is an early Flash animated series known for crude humor and interactive episodes.

  6. Meme

    Homestar Runner

    Homestar Runner is a Flash-animated internet comedy cartoon series created by Mike and Matt Chapman, popularized starting around 2000, known for surreal humor and references to 1980s–1990s pop culture.

  7. Meme

    Dancing baby

    An early 3D-rendered animation of a dancing baby that became a widely circulated internet meme in the mid-1990s and one of the first viral videos.

  8. Meme

    Charlie the Unicorn

    Charlie the Unicorn is a 2005 animated short film that spawned a series where Charlie is taken on adventures by blue and pink unicorns, often with them being harmed or their belongings stolen.

  9. Meme

    Brickfilm

    Brickfilm refers to stop-motion animations made with LEGO bricks and minifigures (or imitating that look), a video genre that has spread on social media since the 2000s.

  10. Meme

    Bongo Cat

    Bongo Cat is an Internet meme that began as a simple animated cat GIF edited to play bongos to a music track, which then spread through edits to various songs.

  11. Meme

    Big Chungus

    A meme based on a still frame from a 1941 cartoon, popularized by a fictitious game cover and a social media post, later used by Warner Bros. in a game promotion.

  12. Meme

    Battle for Dream Island

    Battle for Dream Island is an American animated web series featuring competitions between anthropomorphic objects, created by Cary and Michael Huang as a parody of the game show genre.

  13. Meme

    Badger badger badger

    An animated meme featuring a looping sequence of comically performing badgers, a mushroom, and a snake, set to a chant that repeats the names of what is shown.

  14. Meme

    Axe Cop

    Axe Cop is an American webcomic created by Malachai Nicolle and Ethan Nicolle, notable for its quirky, non-sequitur scenarios and someone’s imaginative storytelling that gained widespread attention online.

  15. Meme

    Ate my balls

    An early internet meme that circulated in the late 1990s as webpages depicting a subject’s relish for eating testicles, often with crude photo edits and humorous speech balloons.

  16. Meme

    Animutation

    Animutation is a form of web-based animation, typically in Flash, that uses unpredictable montages of pop-culture images set to music, often in a foreign language.

  17. Meme

    Oolong

    Oolong refers to a domestic rabbit famous for balancing objects on its head, which became an internet phenomenon through images uploaded by its owner.

  18. Meme

    Hurricane shark

    Hurricane shark refers to claims of a live shark swimming in flooded urban areas after hurricanes, which were widely debunked for years until a verified video during Hurricane Ian in 2022 sparked renewed attention.

  19. Meme

    Cats on the internet

    Images of domestic cats are among the most viewed media on the web and have become a prominent source in internet memes, contributing to how people interact with media and culture.

  20. Meme

    Will It Blend?

    Will It Blend? is a viral marketing web series that demonstrates the power of the Blendtec blender by blending various items in improvised infomercial-style videos.

  21. Meme

    What would you do for a Klondike bar

    A slogan from Klondike advertisements inspired users to post videos showing people in dangerous or absurd situations attempting to reach a Klondike bar.

  22. Meme

    Shake Weight

    A modified dumbbell that oscillates, whose infomercial clips became viral because of their perceived sexually suggestive nature.

  23. Meme

    Pepsi max & Jeff Gordon present: Test Drive

    A 2013 short film produced for a viral marketing campaign promoting Pepsi Max, featuring Jeff Gordon posing as a car buyer in a prank réalisé by Gifted Youth; it became a viral video.

  24. Meme

    Nope, Chuck Testa

    A catchphrase from a viral commercial for Ojai Valley Taxidermy that became an internet meme.

  25. Meme

    Nicole Kidman AMC Theatres commercial

    A 2021 AMC Theatres ad featuring Nicole Kidman delivering a melodramatic monologue about the magic of theater, which became an internet meme and artifact of camp.

  26. Meme

    Horse_ebooks

    Horse_ebooks was a Twitter account that appeared to promote e-books but became known for its amusing non sequiturs and later was revealed to be part of a viral marketing project.

  27. Meme

    HeadOn

    HeadOn was a homeopathic topical headache product whose notoriety came from a viral 2006 commercial that repeated the tagline “HeadOn: Apply directly to the forehead.”

  28. Meme

    Flex tape

    A meme that arises from the exaggerated demonstrations in a Flex Tape infomercial and the subsequent online reaction to it, highlighted by JonTron's video review.

  29. Meme

    Elf Yourself
  30. Meme

    Dumb Ways to Die

    Dumb Ways to Die is an Australian public awareness campaign video and media franchise created to promote railway safety, which went viral on the internet after its release in November 2012.

  31. Meme

    Cooks Source infringement controversy

    An internet phenomenon that grew out of a copyright dispute when Cooks Source reprinted an online article without permission, spreading via social media and crowdsourced investigations into further alleged infringement and plagiarism.

  32. Meme

    15.ai

    15.ai is a free web application that uses AI to generate text-to-speech voices of fictional characters from popular media, contributing to the popularization of AI voice cloning in memes and content creation.

  33. mooselyRecordingLive

    Recording: moosely's Channel
  34. mooselyRundownLive

    Rundown: Gilmore Gear & No-Phone Signs

    Moosely preps homemade Luke-and-Lorelai-inspired costumes and teases a DIY 'no cell phones' sign before grabbing a bite.

  35. EventsToday

    101 new events

    Starts 2027-01-05 23:00 UTC · Día de Reyes / Epifanía del Señor: a public holiday in Spain, from the Nager.Date open dataset.

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    Recording: aaooo.ee
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    Recording: Test