Twitter recently turned 10 years old so, naturally, fans of the social network are reflecting on their early days of Tweeting. Most people have really matured over the years. At the very least, it looks like everyone has gotten older.
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Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Never Want to Enjoy Winnie the Pooh Again? Check Out These Face Masks
These facial masks are straight out of my nightmares, but they're apparently popular in Japan, because of course they are.
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Now You Can Have Random Donald Trump Insults At the Tip of Your Finger
People Have Been Discovering The "Magic Beans" in Their Soap Turning to Beanstalks in the Shower
Lush is a handmade cosmetics company that is known for their particularly fancy bath bombs. They also make a massage bar that includes organic adzuki beans which just happen to sprout in the shower. According to the product description:
Wiccy Magic Muscles contains a warming blend of cinnamon and peppermint essential oils that are said to stimulate the circulation to warm and loosen up stiff, achy muscles.
This isn't a new problem, it seems like people have been Tweeting about it since at least 2015.
via @rachel__deng
Of course, it's been noted that it isn't really meant for the shower anyway. It's an oil bar after all. That hasn't stopped people from growing new little friends in their shower drains.
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This Guy Aimed to Make His Proposal the Very Best by Remaking Leaf Green for His Gal
Samitoo makes his girlfriend a custom video game every year for her birthday, which pretty much already makes him the coolest boyfriend, but this year's game was a little extra special:
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Metal AF Dude is Back at the Drums, This Time to 'I'm a Little Teapot'
If you don't remember his metal rendition of 'The Wheels on the Bus' check it out now.
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This 'Arby's Employee' Might Be the Weirdest TV News Interviewee Ever
We hate to admit it, but this is too good to be true. This is a spectacular work of editing by a comedian inserting himself into a 2011 news report as an employee of "the house that beef built".
It's even been confirmed by the news station that did the story.
via @wxyzdetroit
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