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Extra, Extra: Washington Post Removes "Semin Blast"
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Jen Chung
Published Apr 14, 2011
Modified Apr 14, 2011
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Published Apr 14, 2011
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- The Rangers lost against the Capitals and then the Washington Post loses a (probably unintentionally) hilarious headline.
- Besides there being a(nother) serial killer dumping bodies there, Long Island is dealing with a man ripping wedding/engagement rings from women's fingers.
- Since last month's horrible tour bus crash in the Bronx, the state has taken 124 drivers and 99 unsafe buses off the road.
- A FAQ on President Obama's debt plan.
- People who drink McDonald's coffee are more loyal than Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts drinkers.
- Someone has taken credit for sending the crazy letters to Rep. Peter King (who also got a pig's foot) and State Senator Greg Ball.
- Has Breukelen closed?
- Why do these models in bridal gown ads seem so sad?
- To pay their mortgages people in Florida are covering their homes is ads. Could this happen here (short answer, no - there are rules about that sort of thing).
- Have they ever left: Are fanny packs making a comeback?
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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