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Breaking: K-Fed Still Loves Pennies


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Jen Carlson

Published Jun 21, 2006

Modified Mar 7, 2008


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Published Jun 21, 2006

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Our friend Alex Blagg over at Best Week Ever actually went down to the Save the Penny...conference?...in Times Square today and interviewed Kevin Federline. Watch the video! And then rewatch Britney's Dateline interview and try to decide who's the brains in the family.

Also, please comment with guesses in the comment section on what K-Fed meant when he said "let's do it big 96" in his speech about how much he loves pennies. Our only guess is that he got the year wrong. That can't be it, can it?

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