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Early Addition: American Apparel Makes World's Grossest T-Shirt
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Published Oct 7, 2013
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- Video: someone at ABC had some fun with ad placement.
- Arbiter of taste American Apparel now selling masturbating period blood vagina t-shirts.
- Bryan Cranston will make his Broadway debut as Lyndon Johnson in All The Way.
- Does a $350 steak taste better than a $136 steak?
- A newborn infant with his umbilical cord still attached was discovered in a backyard in Queens.
- Heat sensitive, color changing paint looks pretty neat on a car.
- Really dumb, unfunny anti-Hillary Clinton buttons from a California GOP convention.
- Super nerd builds totally amazing Helms Deep replica out of Legos.
- And finally, a retired military dogs meets a teeny kitten and d'awwwww:
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