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Piranha Attacks: Not Like The Movies http://t.co/PzjWAPoBThu Sep 29 14:42:36 via twitterfeedMother Jones
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Pod people attacks, however, bear a strong resemblance to their fictional counterparts

Kate Middleton viewed a frozen, bloody head at the National Portrait Gallery in London Wednesday. http://t.co/leGz91ioThu Sep 29 12:53:33 via bitlyUs Weekly
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Just like that scene in Roman Holiday. You know, the frozen head in the fountain scene.

VIDEO: Doctor 'told guard to put vials in bag' http://t.co/W5aifhh6Thu Sep 29 18:10:36 via twitterfeedBBC News
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We apologize for the graphic nature of today's What the Tweet, but this is the news cycle. And there are a lot of stories about things going in bags that should be next to the pancreas.

Common courtesy cost these kids dearly http://t.co/W8kNRFBgThu Sep 29 22:12:02 via The Huffington PostHuffington Post
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Let that be a lesson to you kids: never be courteous and grow up as fast as you can. The world's better as a pushy type with creaky knees.

This isn't a case of forgotten belt syndrome: Crotches are (sadly) in! http://t.co/iiQ8ol93Thu Sep 29 20:00:10 via HootSuiteThe Daily
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And here we thought they were going to have a cure for forgotten belt syndrome within five years. Our pants can't be expected to stay up on their own.

 

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