Why. Is It.

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Considered. Cool. On teh. Internet. To Type. Things. Like. This?

And to spell it "teh Internet"? I mean, it could have been it was cool like the first 10,000 times, but still?

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  1. Anonymous12:57 AM

    u insult teh internets

    i will pwn ur face anyday callahan

    i am a ninja

    uninstall cs n00b

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  2. Anonymous12:58 AM

    http://anarchy.tumblr.com/

    Read it and weep, Callahan!

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  3. Anonymous11:18 PM

    All your blog are belong to us!

    d00d!

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  4. Anonymous10:05 AM

    Interesting! :-)

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  5. Anonymous11:41 AM

    Interesting!

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  6. Anonymous10:41 AM

    Interesting article, thanks!

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  8. Anonymous1:46 PM

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  15. Anonymous2:03 PM

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