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The Internet Is So Hot Right Now

Somebody just got photobombed.

From time to time, Scott Lamb of Buzzfeed drops by to tell us how best to use our valuable Internet time. Today:

Hitler Subtitle Mashups: Crafty types taking a scene from the film Der Untergang about the downfall of Adolf Hitler, and resubtitling it. Imagine a raging Hitler screaming about Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears, about his star getting stolen, about getting banned from Microsoft Live.

Photobombing: Sneaking into the background of other people's photographs. Sometimes this is done with NSFW intentions, so clickers beware.

Kittens on Treadmills: These are pretty much videos of kittens on treadmills.

Ian Chillag

8:54 AM ET | 05-15-2008 | permalink

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