Internet Culture Facts

'Jedi' is an official religion, with over 70,000 followers, in Australia.

Justin Timberlake's half-eaten french toast sold for over $3,000 on eBay!

There's a Finnish man named Ari Kivikangas who spends his life 24/7 in front of his webcam.

There's an internet-enabled vest called 'Like-A-Hug' that inflates to give you a physical hug sensation every time a Facebook friend likes your status.

As of 2011, gamers have collectively spent over 6 million years playing World of Warcraft. That's almost as long as the existence of the human species!

There is a Swedish religion called Kopimism whose sole tenet is that all knowledge should be available to everyone - and thus, using CTRL+C and CTRL+V are sacred acts.

Walmart ran a 2012 Facebook contest to send Pitbull to whichever store got the most likes. The internet hijacked it under #ExilePitbull and voted for a tiny Walmart in Kodiak, Alaska - an island of 6,000 people only reachable by boat or plane. The store racked up 70,000 likes. Pitbull flew up, performed at the Coast Guard base, and got the key to the city. Then he paid to fly the prank's organizer up there with him.