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Contrary to popular belief, photobombing is super hard, and it requires a lot of skill. For starters, you have to get the timing down perfectly and do it so no one posing actually notices your moves leading up to the photobomb.

If you think back on this year, 2012, you'll remember all of the great videos that went viral and all of the memes that became so popular. The guys over at Klick Health decided to make one solid video encompassing about 200 of those memes and videos from the past couple of years...

As it turns out, there's a whole Facebook community geared towards Washington Memes. You'll get most of these. If you're not from Washington state, many may seem just like an inside joke.

We're excited to show you here all the great memes of this week. Current event-wise, there's no way you could've missed the vice-presidential debate or, more importantly, the photoshopped vice presidential hair-swap. Lucky for you, if you did miss it, we have it for you right here (the hair swap, not the debate...

'First World Problems' is a great meme that allows us to complain about all of our life's problems, even though we have it better than most others. A YouTuber, Ryan Higa, decided to make a PSA on what we have to go through on a daily basis.

Well, our favorite, creepy Justin Bieber fan is back. This time with a parody of Carly Rae Jepson's Call Me Maybe. How creepy can she make it? Watch and see:

As you may be aware by now, Justin Bieber is holding a contest to have girls submit their own version of his song and changing it to their song 'Girlfriend.' I hope this girl wins!

Ridiculously Photogenic Guy Zeddie Watkins Little finally showed the world what he looked like in real life on ‘Good Morning America’ Wednesday morning.

This year’s Oscars was a rather dull affair. The only saving grace came from actress Angelina Jolie, and her right leg, which she exposed through the slit black dress she wore on the big night. The resulting leg pose gave us, and the internet, enough inspiration to poke fun. It also didn’t take long for a new internet meme, affectionately called “Jolie’ing,” to go viral.

The current meme you see online are the 'How People Perceive'. No doubt you've seen a few of these already like how people perceive stay-at-home moms, graphic designers and there was even one for how people perceive DJs. I thought I should make one for Yakima.