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Article lists ten forced "nostalgic movie moments" from mildly annoying to movie killer [Fail]

Forget the mac Neo. Matrix Reloaded Neo can now be yours for only $270. And there's also that fifth movie everyone's been clamouring for [Stupid]

Epic is raising Fortnite in-game currency prices to "help pay the bills" because, apparently, blatantly violating platform contracts, preemptively suing corporate giants, and giving away a ton of free games costs a lot of money

"You can continue to be the voice of Mega Man if you quit the union" I quit the job then [Hero]

For Auir StarCraft tabletop miniatures games pre-order launch Livestream just wrapped up Subby is more excited than a Firebat I'm a bunker [Cool]

Wahoo Mar10 is Mario Day, recognizing everyone's favorite plumber who first appeared on Donkey Kong in 1981 [Cool]

Childish Yoshi. Wait, that's redundant [Cool]

Bob Ueker and Mel Brooks on Carson. Ok boomer [Hero]

🎵Troy and Abed fighting Bow-ser 🎵 [Strange]

'Death by cyberpoop' is now an option for V [Amusing]

Nintendo and Palworld can finally unite over one thing: suing the pants off of these guys [Fake]

King Conan to reign at the box office [Cool]

I just watched 'Night of the Cooters' and that movie title is a lie [Giggity]

X-wing starfighters have been built by a) the Galactic Empire's orbital shipyards, b) the Corellian Engineering Corporation on planet Corellia, c) the Boeing Company in Washington State

James Cameron says Avatar 4: Na'vi on Patrol is "very likely" [Facepalm]

PC cooler manufacturer Thermal Grizzly finds to their dismay that Ea-nāṣir has moved his business to China [Amusing]

On this day in history, in 1959, the Barbie Doll made its debut. It would take a further four years before Ken's genitalia could be sanded off sufficiently to allow her to have a boyfriend

Demand increasing for back issues of "Sports Illustrated" [Interesting]

Ana Taylor-Joy reportedly to join the cast of "Lord of the Rings: Hunt for Gollum". As Gollum, presumably [Facepalm]

The Fleischer Superman cartoons are a series of 17 Technicolor animated shorts released by Paramount Pictures, marking Superman's first appearance in animation. Produced initially by Fleischer Studios (1941-1942) then by Famous Studios (1942-1943)

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