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"   1) The Space Jam website It hasn&amp;#039;t been updated since 1996 \u2013 like a time capsule to when the internet was young and (sort of) innocent  2) Wikipedia Remember Encarta? Yeah. Wikipedia wiped it off the face of the earth 3) Freedom from having to actually remember anything... Need to work out a percentage? No, you don&amp;#039;t \u2013 the internet will do that for you. School shmool  4)...but knowing that nothing is ever forgotten There&amp;#039;s no experience quite like flicking back through the first album you ever put of Facebook 5) Not having to wait for the credits to roll to figure out where you&amp;#039;ve seen that actor before Now you can actually concentrate on the film instead of trying to figure out what else they were in, because IMDB 6) Knowledge of what all our friends are having for lunch  Thanks Instagram! Now we know way more about the food life of people we know than is really justifiable  7) The inability to believe anything anymore  With so many good fakes out there (and a lot more really, really bad ones) we just can&amp;#039;t believe everything we see anymore 8) Over-confidence  With Pinterest, tumblr and the like filled with pictures of amazingly crafty people making amazingly crafted things, we get an inflated sense of our own abilities. Better leave it to the professionals... 9)Booking online Ever try to book cinema tickets over the phone? That&amp;#039;s right. Remember, and be thankful. 10) Not having to have a single clue where you are at any given moment Who needs a sense of direction when you&amp;#039;ve got Google Maps? 11) Hope that that lost thing is not lost Thanks to the frankly amazing power of Twitter and Facebook, lost camera find their way back to their owners, long lost family are reunited, and Jonny Benjamin even found the guy who saved him from suicide. Pretty awesome. 12) Rickrolling      Hiding Rick Astley&amp;#039;s Never Gonna Give You Up in seemingly innocent links. So childish. So fun. 13) Socially awkward penguin  Because, deep down, we&amp;#039;re all little weird penguins trying to get along. 14) Punk kittens The original cats of the internet, now overrun by cats.  15) Elf Yourself It&amp;#039;s important to know what you&amp;#039;d look like as a dancing elf 16) Bed intruder song      Spawned a bazillion autotune news videos 17) Just... this.      Oh, the humanity. 18) I can has cheezburger? The site that launched a thousand lolcats 19) Vine      What can the world do with seven second of video? A lot of weird stuff, apparently... 20) David Thorne: Missing Missy The king of not helping in the most hilarious, passive-aggressive ways he can think of. 21) Rebecca Black - Friday      Love it or hate it - you&amp;#039;ve seen it. Just like every single other person on the planet 22) Harlem Shake      Everyone was doing it. For a while 23) Badger, badger, badger      Weird. 24) Ed Balls  Pro tip: don&amp;#039;t Google your own name in the tweet box, Ed Balls 25) Dog shaming  Cute dogs and their heinous crimes TINDER TO INTRODUCE CELEBRITY ACCOUNTS THE BEST QUOTES FROM THAT BARACK OBAMA INTERVIEW WATCH 20 STRANGERS SHARE THEIR FIRST KISS "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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