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We don't have to tell anyone that Wikipedia is an invaluable wealth of interesting information and historical facts. But have you ever gone down a deep Wiki k-hole? It's like diving down to the ocean floor and discovering creatures of the unknown. For example, did you know 'Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo' is a grammatically correct sentence? 

Maybe you're already well-versed in all the bizarre factoids Wikipedia has to offer, but it's impossible to notice all the funny little idiosyncrasies and details that make the site special. It's fun to imagine future humans studying Wikipedia and finding the entry for 'Naruto run.' You're in for a treat because we've collected a bunch of strange findings from one of our favorite internet archivists, @depthsofwiki. Eat your heart out, Britannica. 

Everyone's favorite crowdsourced web encyclopedia has been reimagined by the clever minds behind @tldrwikipedia, who took the familiar aesthetic of Wikipedia and turned it into a brilliant meme format for joke-telling. The memes come across as if someone really lazy, sardonic, and maybe a little drunk had written all the entires for Wikipedia. We've collected some of our favorite memes from the @tldrwikipedia account, but be sure to check out their Twitter if you'd like to see more.

These fake Google Knowledge Graphs have us wishin' that the search engine would sweeten up search every once in a while. In a world full of bad news and fear-mongering we could all use a little more doggo in our lives. 

There are some things in life that money can buy. For everything else, there's memes.

While TL;DR Wikipedia has been defunct for almost a year, their hilariously condensed entries are still very hard to argue with.