Showing posts with label Memes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Memes. Show all posts

Kids React to A Sony Walkman

There's a hilarious YouTube series called "Kids React" where the filmmaker basically puts kids in the room with old stuff to get their impressions. In this episode they let kids loose on an original Sony Walkman.



I think the facial expressions in the clip explain it all. Loved the "my grandpa had these" comment about the headphones too. (Shouldn't kids know about headphones? Dr. Dre's Beats are pretty hot these days.) The kids reacting to rotary phones episode is also hilarious so go browse their channel for more nostalgic fun.

The Olympics And Mars Curiosity: Inspiring A Country And Inspiring New Memes


Nothing brings a country together more than cheering for our nation's best homeschooled, privately-coached athletes. One athlete, gymnast McKayla Maroney, has caught the hearts of people everywhere, not for her spirit and love of the game, but for her ability to make faces that would make her right at home with Regina George and The Plastics. Thankfully, we have the tumblr McKayla Is Not Impressed.


Reminding the rest of the world that America is #1!!!!, NASA successfully landed the Mars Curiosity, and among the room of celebrating scientists and engineers, young MIT grad Bobak Ferdowsi caught the eye of the nation, not only because of his rad Mohawk, but because his youth and charisma is not what you think of when you think of NASA scientists. Public figures like him are the reason that tumblr exists, and of course there is already a tumblr dedicated to him.

Ah, I love the internet.

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Downton Abbey Is Now A Thing


I can remember a time when I was the only teenager who watched costume dramas with my mother on PBS (spoiler alert: it was a lonely time). Now Downton Abbey fever has swept the nation, and the cool kids are co-opting the genre, much like J.J. Abrams did for sci-fi.

Don't get me wrong, the show is fantastic. It's basically a melodrama, but the costumes are great so it heightens the quality. Think Melrose Place during World War One. The thing is, everyone watching it knows it's good, but somehow people, especially some men, can't believe they like it so they have to assert a bit of irony in watching it. You know what that means- bring on the internet satire!

The tumblr Dowton Abbeyonce cleverly pairs scenes with Beyonce lyrics, which actually fit quite well.