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Early Addition: LMFAO Broke Up And They Know It
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Garth Johnston
Published Sep 21, 2012
Modified Sep 21, 2012
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Published Sep 21, 2012
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- LMFAO, RIP.
- Iran's president gets to keep his hotel room.
- One way to run for mayor? Sue the current one.
- The third wrongful death suit against the city for its Blizzageddon response has been filed.
- So you like Texts From My Dog? You may also enjoy Texts From Mitt Romney.
- Fox is developing a Hamlet television show set in Washington D.C. Nobody tell them how it ends, okay?
- Of course Guy Fieri and Smashmouth wrote a cookbook.
- Apple isn't just getting accused of stealing by Samsung, the Swiss railway is unhappy with the big fruit too.
- Watch Sarah Silverman explain voter fraud as only she can.
- Finally: Kitteh has some troubles with a glass door. Stick around for the slow-mo.
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