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Early Addition: What It's Like Getting Trapped In A Snowstorm On A NY Highway
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Ben Yakas
Published Nov 19, 2014
Modified Nov 19, 2014
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Published Nov 19, 2014
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- Seth Rogen let JR Smith and the Knicks know he has the pipe, in case they're still looking for it.
- Take a trip to a fiberglass animal farm.
- Uber is investigating its top NY executive for privacy violations following a report earlier this week.
- This is what it's like to get stranded under snow on a highway for 24 hours.
- Interpol (the band) is also trapped in snow!
- There have been discussions about doing a Game Of Thrones movie.
- Jon Stewart made dreamy eyes at Benedict Cumberbatch on The Daily Show.
- Pearl's Social & Billy Club, Three Diamond Door, Roberta's, King's County, and Montana's Trailhouse have all stated they will not participate in SantaCon 2014: The Bushwickening.
- It's International Men's Day (aka, Wednesday).
- And finally, a golden retriever wants to race and all, but first...TREATS:
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