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This pioneer of frat and stoner humor posts a new article daily along with videos, pictures, and audio files sent in by users. If you appreciate pop culture jokes as much as you like fart jokes, this might be your site, especially if you're a college student; their recently updated layout allows students to search content by their college, rate and comment on submissions, and more. |
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This Internet phenomenon links to real news stories with funny headlines, which are all user submitted. By reading the FArQ, you can catch up with all the Fark cliches and running gags and kill a few hours reading weird news expertly delivered. As fun as the actual headlines are the forums, which contain some hilarious discussions and flame wars (heated arguments between two opposing sides). Fark.com is responsible for the rise of many Internet trends such as the O RLY owl, and $5 a month will net you a subscription to TotalFark.com, where you can see all headlines as they're being submitted and participate in exclusive TotalFark discussions. |
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This is one of the Internet Meccas for funny video, and posts several great videos daily ranging from the hilarious to the obscene. They're careful to let you know when videos aren't safe for work, though to be fair, watching any sort of video at work usually isn't the brightest idea. Break is very good at finding the best of the best, but doesn't do much more than video and a few pictures. |
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Somehow, this site seems to get the most shocking and funniest videos on the net before the other video sites, and keeps them organized in a simple, easy to view format. It's definitely not a website that is safe for work or school, though; NC-17 ads plague both sides of the screen, though none of them quite get pornographic. |
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Some people absolutely adore this site, which puts up new jokes and videos weekly. Others claim it plagiarizes content. Regardless, it remains a highly popular and addictive website, even to the point where the owners of the site received their own television show (which unfortunately never saw the light of day). |
