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Early Addition: Improv Everywhere Catches Some Zzz's On The Subway
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Ben Yakas
Published Mar 19, 2012
Modified Mar 19, 2012
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Published Mar 19, 2012
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- Improv Everywhere turned a subway car into a “sleeper car,” complete with beds, complimentary pajamas and sleep masks.
- Jon Hamm believes his comments about Kim Kardashian were "accurate." Also, he uses the phrase "different strokes for different folks."
- Bill Clinton's risky jogging made it difficult for Secret Service.
- Bronx man known as "Spongebob" was shot in the face.
- A TSA screener at Newark Airport was recently busted in a major heroin den—wearing her uniform.
- Pizzeria worker suing over being called an "old hooker."
- Google announced they'll be launching their own tablet in May.
- Astroland founder passed away.
- Andrea Peyser has a problem with "wretched dude" Louis C.K.
- Got a question about menstruation? Ask Rick Perry!
- And finally, overdose on cute as you watch a hard-working puppy herd ducklings:
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