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Goldman Reps So ‘Freaked’ Over Volcker Rule They’re Forgetting Invisibility Cloaks At Home http://bit.ly/m5pZRgless than a minute ago via twitterfeed Favorite Retweet Replydealbreaker
dealbreaker

Potter fans who click will be sadly disappointed.

FLASH: Even at the #MetGala, the popular girls giggle in the bathroom http://bit.ly/iuyrJdless than a minute ago via HootSuite Favorite Retweet ReplyThe Daily
daily

"Find me the giggliest girls in a New York City bathroom!"

Why 5, 8 and 24 are the strangest numbers in the universe: http://ow.ly/4N1QJ | #Trove Mathematics channel: http://ow.ly/4N1Ufless than a minute ago via HootSuite Favorite Retweet ReplyTrove
Trove

Because they're friends with Nicolas Cage?


What do the names Jayden, Brayden and Kaden have in common? (Hint: It's not what you think) | http://ti.me/iokPDiless than a minute ago via HootSuite Favorite Retweet ReplyTIME.com
TIME


Actually, yes, it is what we're thinking. 


Giles Deacon’s collection for Nine West features creatures http://nym.ag/lUVO3fless than a minute ago via TweetDeck Favorite Retweet ReplyThe Cut
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What do summer blockbusters and Giles Deacon collections have in common? Creature effects! Gloopy, slimy creature effects.

7 questions http://bbc.in/jC5vkJless than a minute ago via twitterfeed Favorite Retweet ReplyBBC News
BBCNews

Somewhere, someone will probably argue the slug is a kind of dry English wit.

Photo via Warner Bros

 

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