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Ah yes. Those awkward teenage years. A period that spawned this meme--meant to approximate the sound of speaking through an orthodontic retainer. Interested in the history of the meme? Check out this entry in KnowYourMeme and the video below. When you're ready Got your own?

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There is no middle ground. There is no middle ground.

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When we think of channels the average citizen can use to express political opinions in Singapore, newspaper forums and blog posts come to mind. When concerned citizens comment or criticize a political issue, the most popular forms of virtual discourse they use tend to be textual in nature, such as the blog entry or viral Facebook post. However, these tools might not be very successful in gaining an audience and by extension, influence. With the exception of those highly interested in socio-politics, casual viewers are unlikely to have the attention span or motivation to read extended political opinion pieces from start to end. So we ask, are there any other accessible rhetorical mediums that ordinary citizens can use in the socio-political arena to effect discussion? How can we make ourselves heard succinctly and effectively?

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Peanut Butter Baby is a viral video featuring footage of a young baby boy seated on top of a table completely covered in peanut butter. Since the video was reuploaded to Vine in , it has inspired numerous remixes on the video sharing site. On January 24th, , Facebook [4] user Gina Gardner Brown uploaded footage of her daughter Emily covering her baby brother Ethan's entire body in peanut butter shown below. According to the description, the video was recorded in On August 27th, , Digg posted an edited version of the video to Vine. On September 19th, YouTuber SuperDubbyDancer Geo uploaded an short clip from the original video, garnering more than , views and comments in eight months shown below.

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Got your own? Those awkward teenage years. Gonna mix it up a little bit this time If Tim Gunn was a student affairs professional, this is what he'd say Anyone who has ever worked or been on a college campus knows that access to chicken tenders and possibly even tater tots is practically a basic human right. I feel as though we need our now set of "keep calm" memes Thanks Obama! In that spirit, and in honor of the return of Game of Thrones this weekend, a variation on the "brace yourselves" meme Tweet Just a little fun on a Friday. George Takei? Shout out to Academic Tim Gunn for the inspiration. Log in now. A period that spawned this meme--meant to approximate the sound of speaking through an orthodontic retainer. What a Wookie.

It is often used to make fun of someone or something. This term can be used to describe someone who is addicted to crack cocaine, or someone who simply carries themselves with swagger.

When the dining hall runs out? Sign me up. Do you have student affairs problem? Through them in the In that spirit, and in honor of the return of Game of Thrones this weekend, a variation on the "brace yourselves" meme A period that spawned this meme--meant to approximate the sound of speaking through an orthodontic retainer. The end of the year comes with a flurry of activities and work for student affairs professionals. There is no middle ground. Anyone who has ever worked or been on a college campus knows that access to chicken tenders and possibly even tater tots is practically a basic human right. What a Wookie.