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Rémi Gaillard's Pool Prank
February 18th, 2014 11:30 AMWorld famous prankster Rémi Gaillard gives a man an unexpected surprise by wearing a giant fish costume while flapping around in an empty pool.
Neknominate Blamed for Deaths in UK
February 18th, 2014 11:11 AMJust this month alone, the deaths of at least four young men in the UK have been linked to this deadly and stupid binge-drinking game.
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Elsa's Wake-Up Call to Disney Princesses
February 18th, 2014 10:32 AM
Princess Elsa from Disney's latest animated film Frozen teaches the other Disney princesses they don't need a prince to be happy.
Oh Beauty Shop Ad Model, You So Crazy
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Kickstarter For Real Life Pragmatists
February 17th, 2014 7:30 PMRealLifeStarter is just like Kickstarter, but instead of helping you to achieve your creative ambitions, this crowdfunding platform run by two fiscally responsible parents will guide you back on course to living a stable and boring life as an adult.
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Rémi Gaillard's Pool Prank
World famous prankster Rémi Gaillard gives a man an unexpected surprise by wearing a giant fish costume while flapping around in an empty pool.
Neknominate Blamed for Deaths in UK
Just this month alone, the deaths of at least four young men in the UK have been linked to this deadly and stupid binge-drinking game.
Kickstarter For Real Life Pragmatists
RealLifeStarter is just like Kickstarter, but instead of helping you to achieve your creative ambitions, this crowdfunding platform run by two fiscally responsible parents will guide you back on course to living a stable and boring life as an adult.
