Image source, The Museum of English Rural Life/National Science and Media Museum An online meme that quickly went viral is the first "digitally born object" to go on display at the National Science ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Memes, just like every other joke format, don’t exist in a vacuum, which is why being aware of their origins is ...

What do you say when you see an especially big lad? After today, it’s “In awe at the size of this lad. Absolute unit.” Impressed with Morgan-Hewitt’s physical stature, @mrreptoid seems to have coined ...

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Sheep aren't typically an animal that you'd think would be the best to have your back in a fight, but a Scottish sheep that a Twitter user shared might have you rethinking that. The sheep in question ...

Elon Musk, the man whose professional image is meant to hinge on cutting-edge ideas, can’t help himself from looking hopelessly out of touch on the internet. Musk’s recent history includes, ...

Adam Koszary will be Tesla's social media manager on a £75,000 a year salary A BRITISH museum worker who became a viral sensation thanks to his “absolute unit” sheep meme has been hired by Elon Musk.

An online meme that quickly went viral is the first "digitally born object" to go on display at the National Science and Media Museum. The "absolute unit" meme was seen by millions after being created ...