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Team America: World Police, anyone?
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It's no secret that the internet really loves to hate on Buzzfeed. It's usually all fun and games, but recently a Buzzfeed headline appeared claiming that Stefan Karl Stefansson, who recently passed away from cancer, was actually the second best meme. This claim sent the Reddit community into an absolute frenzy, inspiring people to draft up a petition via Change.org to get Buzzfeed permanently deleted from the internet using the tag #DeleteBuzzfeed.
Of course, in the end the headline turned out to be fake, but that hasn't stopped the internet from attempting to totally destroy Buzzfeed with memes!
We've got some great news for those of you who are bored to death by the internet: Reddit is back to its old tricks. After a user created an urban dictionary definition for the made-up word 'yesn't,' some beautiful bastard decided to create a Change.org petition to have the word replace 'no.' At the time of writing, over 18,000 people have signed the parody call-to-action.
While the petition probably won't result in any changes to the English language, it has inspired the creation of an r/yesnt subreddit. The community is full of a shocking number of memes dedicated to the word. These memes sure catch on real quick.
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If you've been on the Internet any time in the last week or two, you've probably seen people freaking out about the idea of Snoop Dogg narrating a nature documentary, and rightfully so:
If you're crazy about the idea, there's a petition up on Change.org asking Animal Planet to let Snoop narrate an entire season of Planet Earth. More than 16,000 people have already signed it, and Snoop Dogg himself has tweeted out his support:
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Imagine hearing a famous singer singing Guile's Theme at sporting events. This needs to happen!
Sign the Petition here!
