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  Put Shoe on Head - YTMND wiki, explaining the Internets one article at a time
The original site featured a screen captured by the YTMND user FlyingLaserJesus (seen as "flj" in the LiveJasmine chat window), and was paired with a poorly cropped sound bite, but was later updated.
An animated version was captured by the YTMND user ProfessorBooty, and was released shortly after the original, using the same music.
It was believed that the administrators of LiveJasmine have threatened legal action against YTMND for the unauthorized use of its materials and provoking its agents.
wiki.ytmnd.com /Put_Shoe_on_Head   (616 words)

  
  YTMND - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
YTMND originated in 2001 from Max Goldberg's original website, "yourethemannowdog.com", which he registered along with "dustindiamond.com" after seeing a trailer for the movie Finding Forrester.
YTMND was again mentioned in Stuff Magazine in June 2006 when a link to timetraveler.ytmnd.com was printed.
YTMND was featured in an article for the July 30, 2006 issue of The Washington Post.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/YTMND   (1216 words)

  
 Talk:YTMND - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
A revision of YTMND has been nominated to be a approved article revision for featuring complete accuracy, neutrality, clarity, and correct grammar.
My decision is based on the fact that those YTMNDs have been mentioned in the media and have not been mentioned elsewhere in the article.
Additionally, we should make a reference to a YTMND that compared the Six Flags mascot to Ray Edgar Killen, since it was notable for, I think, the only YTMND taken down due to legal threats.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:YTMND   (1513 words)

  
 YTMND - Encyclopedia Dramatica
YTMND forums are so boring that members occasionally attempt organize invasions on other forums, none of which are ever successful due to the lack of attention span in a child who hasn't taken his Ritalin for the day.
After YTMNDs were made that conveyed to the public the dangers of the murderous cult, the Church of Scientology's legal team issued a cease and desist letter to YTMND, causing Max and various space aliens to quake with fear.
YTMND members thought this was really cool but they were in fact counter owned because objective ministries is a satire site.
www.encyclopediadramatica.com /index.php/YTMND   (828 words)

  
 ytmnd? - UGOPlayer - Community Forums
None the less, ytmnd is one of the most pathetic fads I've ever seen on the internet by far.
NG is full of free spirited, assholes, and that's much better than the immature dumbasses that populate (by which I mean infest) ytmnd.
Ytmnd, you provide the pics and music, and follow some clean cut direction to put a crappy flash loop together.
www.ugoplayer.com /forum/showthread.php?t=38526   (836 words)

  
 ytmnd - you're the man now dog!
YTMND, an acronym for "You're The Man Now, Dog!", is a website community that centers around the creation of YTMNDs, which are pages featuring a juxtaposition of a single image, optionally animated or tiled, along with large zooming text and a looping sound file.
YTMND is also the general term used to describe any such site.
YTMND is a site created for the purpose of furthering the creativity of its users.
www.ytmnd.com /info/about   (653 words)

  
 Ualuealuealeuale - YTMND wiki, explaining the Internets one article at a time
As it approached 1 million views, YTMND users who hated the site refused to believe that the site's success was legitimate, and accused MowtenDoo of viewhacking.
As Batman threatened Picard Song's almost sacred status as the all-time most-viewed YTMND, the Batman vs. Picard rivalry became a fad in itself, with sites endorsing one or the other and chronicling the struggle for the top spot.
It was recently discovered that the original Batman YTMND has been changed.
wiki.ytmnd.com /Ualuealuealeuale   (509 words)

  
 YTMND - ILBible   (Site not responding. Last check: )
YTMND, an acronym for "You're The Man Now, Dog!", is a website community that centers on the creation of YTMNDs, which are pages featuring a juxtaposition of a single image, optionally animated and/or tiled, along with large zooming text and a looping sound file.
Most YTMND's are meant to expose or reflect the more inane facets of pop culture.
YTMND's have been made using pictures of IL posters, most famously Simon Mac.
www.insertlabel.net /wiki/index.php?title=YTMND   (102 words)

  
 Ytmnd - The Hitchhikers Guide to the Internet   (Site not responding. Last check: )
It is one of the few remaining places on the internet where you have unfettered access to relevant information simply by entering a few words into a search field.
YTMND is a big proponent of bike safety.
Without YTMND you might not know how to react if virtual gear was stolen from you in a MMORPG.
www.hitchhikernet.com /index.php/Ytmnd   (226 words)

  
 YTMND? O RLY? YA RLY.
YTMND is short for “You’re the man now, dog” as uttered by Sean Connery from the movie Finding Forrester (see: ytmnd’s wikipedia entry) and has somehow made its way into my
The site has a fark-dot-com-esque ability to spawn clichés (or memes) and, in fact, there is a lot of overlap in their respective cliché families (Domo Kun, Brian Peppers, and O RLY, to name a few).
Originally, the purpose of this post was not to describe the YTMND phenomenon, but to showcase the recent creation of a mosaic of the first 100,000 YTMND’s ever made.
www.orangeyeti.com /ytmnd-o-rly-ya-rly   (386 words)

  
 ytmnd - you're the man now dog!
I'm the type of person that is spectacular at starting projects, and horrible at finishing them.
That being said I'm going to try and start finishing all of the stuff I've started for YTMND and never finished or implemented.
With that being said, I'd like to announce the (almost finished) YTMND API.
ytmnd.com   (124 words)

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