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'''Facial Expressions''' is a fad generally involving various people in different photographs with the same facial expression. These YTMNDs are accompanied by the Eric Prydz song, "Call on Me". Two of these YTMNDs are currently in the [[Hall of Fame]], the origional, {{link|parisfacial|Paris Hilton doesn't change facial expressions}}, because it is the origional, and {{link|lohanfacial|Lindsey Lohan doesn't change facial expressions}} because it was famously posted and watermarked on eBaum's World without giving credit to the origional creator. This action started what is commonly known as the YTMND war.
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'''Facial Expressions''' is a fad generally involving various people in different photographs with the same facial expression. These YTMNDs are accompanied by the Eric Prydz song "Call on Me". Two of these YTMNDs are currently in the [[Hall of Fame]], the original, {{link|parisfacial|Paris Hilton doesn't change facial expressions}}, because it is the original, and {{link|lohanfacial|Lindsay Lohan doesn't change facial expressions}} because it was famously posted and watermarked on eBaum's World without giving credit to the origional creator. This action started what is commonly known as "the YTMND war".

Revision as of 03:21, June 18, 2006

Facial Expressions
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Facial Expressions is a fad generally involving various people in different photographs with the same facial expression. These YTMNDs are accompanied by the Eric Prydz song "Call on Me". Two of these YTMNDs are currently in the Hall of Fame, the original, Paris Hilton doesn't change facial expressions, because it is the original, and Lindsay Lohan doesn't change facial expressions because it was famously posted and watermarked on eBaum's World without giving credit to the origional creator. This action started what is commonly known as "the YTMND war".