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Extra, Extra: Will Smithers Finally Profess His Love For Mr. Burns?
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Published Sep 28, 2015
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Published Sep 28, 2015
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- Musician Kenny Rogers has announced his retirement from the industry.
- It looks like Smithers will come out to Mr. Burns on an upcoming Simpsons episode arc.
- All the seasonal food vendors are gone from Jacob Riis but an offseason bar and restaurant will be opening there soon.
- Warming oceans are causing a King Crab invasion in Antarctica.
- Do not mess with boss cat or you will get shut down.
- Wanna buy a Trump campaign bus for $15,000?
- There were at least seven guns fired during the shootout that killed Carey Gabay.
- Unless it's your child, probably best not to jump into the river to retrieve anything.
- And finally, zen cats make friends with equally zen snail:
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