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Jimmy took some time during the show to thank the least interesting part of #LlamaWatch!Â
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Jimmy took some time during the show to thank the least interesting part of #LlamaWatch!Â
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Dresses and Llamas
(Source: http://www.buzzfeed.com/danmeth/a-tribute-to-the-memes-of-february-26-2015)
February 26th, 2015, a day made famous by llamas on the loose and a dress of many colors. Congratulations America! You have finally cracked. In all seriousness though, the social media frenzy was amusing. If you have no idea what I am talking about, allow me to explain starting with the llamas. Three llamas…
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the morning after #llamawatch.Â
NEVER FORGET, #llamawatch2015. We couldn't take our eyes off the feed yesterday. We hope it brought you guys as much joy as it brought us. (image via Ben Stafford)
#llamawatch? I've already presented it, mate.
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Llamarama: The llama chase that took over the Internet
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Llamarama: The llama chase that took over the Internet
Around lunchtime Wednesday, two llamas in Arizona decided they’d had enough of living in captivity and made a break for it. And for a while, at least, they were free. People from all over the U.S. watched via live-stream as they galloped through yards and disrupted traffic before eventually being rounded up. Television footage showed a large, white llama and a smaller black one stopping cars and golf carts in their tracks. Twitter lit up after their heroics, with #whitellama, #llamas and #teamllama all trending. The llamas' dreams of freedom may have been dashed, but the joy - largely in the form of llama puns - that their escape brought to their computer-tethered human supporters won't soon be forgotten.
RUN FREE, LLAMA!