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Ad folks Matt Moore and Jason Kreher are the masterminds behind this regularly-updated bunch of GIFs showing popsicles that progressively melt to reveal some sad punchlines. It’s fittingly termed SchadenFreezers — the term was coined by Moore in response to the terrible ‘popsicle stick-style’ jokes that Kreher cracks.
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Gifs never seen to get old, and this fun web toy needs no introduction. Start by visiting this one and this one. Then refresh the page to see a fresh dubstep gif combo every time. Prepare to spend a good half hour on this. Great fun.
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work in advertising? This Advertising Life is a tumblog documenting the emotions of a working life in advertising as told through GIFs. If you’re an advertising student or considering a career in this field, this hilarious tumblr will give you the ins and outs of working in this challenging [...]
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I have a psychic friend who sent me the link to this photography blog. All the pictures by its New Yorker blogger, Jamie, are gorgeous, but the moving gifs are especially, well, moving, in a moody kind of way.
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Get into these lovely yet disturbing gifs by Kevin Weir. The gifs may look simple and old at first, but then, BAM!, sweet surprises await you.
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I just wasted so much of my life looking through the Fuck Yeah Trippy Gifs site. All the gifs are certified to blow your mind away and make you feel like you’re on something. Strong! Totally worth checking out.
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Ben Voldman works in a variety of mediums and brings a singular sense of humor to all of them. The quirky sensibility that distinguishes his work has served him well as he has begun to explore the world of 3D modeling. He brings a outsider’s sensibility to the slick surfaces we tend to associate with product design or video game graphics. Make sure to check out his news feed, where for the last few months he has been uploading some truly hilarious gifs and some looser drawings than you will find on the main site.
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