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Extra, Extra: Rich People Think Rich People Have Better Sex Lives
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Ben Yakas
Published Jan 16, 2014
Modified Jan 16, 2014
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Published Jan 16, 2014
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- Do rich people have better sex lives? Rich people certainly think they do.
- Everybody hates the 'Lucas' Venmo ads that are plastered around the subway.
- Rex Ryan was given a multiyear contract extension, ensuring plenty more god damn snacktimes ahead for the Jets.
- Courtney Love is going to court over something she tweeted, and the results could make this a landmark case about Twitter and libel.
- Astor Place mainstay Jerry's Newsstand re-opened today.
- Mayor de Blasio picked a new Health Commissioner, and vowed to continue the fight for a soda ban.
- Parrot rats out drunk driving owner to the cops.
- Graham crackers were originally invented to quell sexual urges.
- Proving there are still some good things in this world, a missing dog in NYC was found after three weeks.
- This woman claims to love the smell and taste of dirty diapers.
- And finally, a curious lion cub examines a remote-controlled camera:
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