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I don’t know how it started, but we’re celebrating #WOLOLODA<\/a>Y on twitter in Brazil.<\/p>\n

wololo<\/em>
\n 1. A word uttered by the priest units from the original Age of Empires game, usually when attempting to convert an enemy unit over to their side. Since then it has been used as a taunt in subsequent Age of Empires games, baffling all those who’ve never played the original game.<\/em>
\n“I’m in Ur Base Killin Ur Doodz”
\n“Wololo!”
\n(taken from Urban Dictionary<\/a>)<\/p>\n

So pick a side, #WOLOLORED<\/a> or #WOLOLOBLUE<\/a>, and start tweeting about how awesome your color is or taunting the other!<\/p>\n

Here’s a few neat examples, twitted or retwitted by @PiadasNerds<\/a>:<\/p>\n

The red Power Ranger was the leader, now everybody knows what the blue one turned out to be, right? #WOLOLORED<\/p>\n

Deep Blue beat red comunism on chess.\u00a0#WOLOLOBLUE<\/p>\n

Internet Explorer is blue. Fatality!\u00a0#WOLOLORED<\/p>\n

Bluetooth is better than infra-red.\u00a0#WOLOLOBLUE<\/p>\n

It’s the red pill that takes you to the Matrix.\u00a0#WOLOLORED<\/p>\n

In Wikipedia, blue links lead to content, red links don’t, so #WOLOLOBLUE<\/p>\n

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