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Early Addition: Woman Selling "Slightly Used" Soul On Ebay For $2K
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Ben Yakas
Published Jul 5, 2012
Modified Jul 5, 2012
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Published Jul 5, 2012
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- Car crash victim is selling her "slightly used" soul on eBay for $2,000.
- Take a break from what you're doing and read this fantastic interview with Louis CK at the AV Club.
- The iconic world's fair statue in Queens is going to get a much needed facelift.
- Angela Chase got knocked up!
- In case you ever wanted to hear Tina Fey rap, here's your chance.
- What do you do with abandoned Detroit? Turn it into a Zombie Theme Park!
- And now, watch video of a shirtless, bearded man showing off his Hannah Montana coon repellent.
- Seattle serial groper blames his behavior on “an excessive intake of caffeine."
- Allegations of teachers sexually abusing students is tearing Horace Mann apart.
- People are just giving out baby food on the street of Manhattan now.
- In the future, Coca Cola will come in plastic baggies.
- And finally, get over your post-July 4th blues by watching FOUR PANDAS PLAY ON A SLIDE:
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