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Extra, Extra: Fox News Thinks Sexy Ladies Are The Funniest
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Ben Yakas
Published Oct 13, 2011
Modified Oct 13, 2011
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- Some rich people want higher NY state taxes.
- Fox News thinks that hot, sexy women are also the funniest kinds of ladies.
- Did you suit up today?
- Ted Koppel will be joining the new “Rock Center With Brian Williams.”
- The city has reached a deal with body painter Andy Golub: G-strings on until the sun sets, or else.
- Herman Cain’s 9-9-9 plan might have been heavily influenced by SimCity.
- A baby tried to read a magazine like an iPad, and this is why we can't have nice things, apparently.
- Christopher Chaney looks exactly like the kind of person whose hobbies would include snooping around female celebrities' inboxes, doesn't he?
- Former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher really is excited about making a Beatles movie.
- And finally, a penguin may be in the conductor’s seat of your train in Japan!
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