Juuuuuuuust a bit outside. Check out @SnoopDogg's first pitch attempt in San Diego. https://t.co/1GJ3V1F5NJ
— FOX Sports Southeast (@FOXSportsSE) June 8, 2016
Don't worry Snoop, the worst first pitch of all time still belongs to 50 Cent though.
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Leonardo Semma got suspended in January for three days for trolling his school superintendent about snow on Twitter. He waited until graduation to share the incident on Twitter along with his suspension letter and it's now gone viral. He also followed up with an email that was sent to his dad about the above "crowning achievement" Tweet.
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YOOOOOO LOOK AT THIS http://pic.twitter.com/uY1JysFm8w
— July 3rd. (@iBeKabir) June 7, 2016
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20 years after having children, Jennifer Mulford has taken time off from her job as a bartender to trick her body into thinking she is feeding a child. Every two hours, she and her BF Brad Leeson need to 'dry feed' in order to keep the milk flowin.
Jennifer became instantly intrigued when she stumbled across a website about Adult Breastfeeding Relationships (ABR).
"When I read about the pure joy it brought others, I was desperate to seek out a partner to share an emotional bond with."
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Hmm... whoever could Sansa be writing to at the end of Game of Thrones' Season 6 Episode 7? We've got our guesses and you probably do, too. If you want answers - scroll down. If not - back out now. Because SPOILERS, obviously.
Shout out to HBO and the sleuths over at r/gameofthrones for these screen shots.
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Comedian Elijah Daniel, also the author of an Amazon best selling Donald Trump erotic fiction, told twitter for 5,000 retweets he'd get the graphic image tattooed on his leg and he 100% did. Obviously the graphic tattoo isn't for everyone, but check it out if you want to see Daniel's vision of presumably what he described in his erotic tale, "Trump Temptations: The Billionaire & the Bellboy".
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There is NO way @Sianwelby is a muggle, 'cos this weather report is pure MAGIC! 👏👏👏 https://t.co/gyk0enS24E
— Capital Breakfast (@CapitalLondon) June 7, 2016
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Back in April the groom's sister, Ali sent Swift a heart-wrenching letter telling the pop princess that Max wed Kenya in the hospital so their dying mother wouldn't miss out on the experience. Max and his mother even danced to Swift's "Blank Space" for their mother-son dance before his mother passed soon thereafter.
After months of coordinating with Ali, T. Swift went to the Brant Beach Yacht Club in Brant Beach, New Jersey and crashed Max Singer and Kenya Smith's wedding.
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A hacker group called OurMine logged on to Facebook mogul Mark Zuckerberg's Pinterest, Twitter and Linkedin accounts this weekend with his terribly unsafe password: dadada. Fortunately for him, it appears not to be a very malicious hack, they left messages on his profiles saying, "We are just testing your security". This has sparked a lot of talk about internet and password security. It's also garnered some snarky comments about the way Facebook deals with your information.
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It all begins with Kyle's eloquent wit, as seen in the following letter he sent off to Blizzard with the highest of hopes something might work out....
Kyle approaches the matter with impressive candor, talking about how his efforts began with a table dance, until his wife told him to get down; and that he hasn't asked for anything in five years...except for a Darth Vader Pez dispenser, a waffle iron shaped like the DeLorean, and a Walking Deadblanket.
Kyle then asked Blizzard to send him a free copy of Overwatch in exchange for a piece of artwork he created as a gift to them for their generosity. The gift was titled, “Deadpool Licking Some Rock. A Dog Watches.”
And at long last this epic saga wraps up with the following response from a Blizzard representative, who addressed Kyle's previous letter/efforts:
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As part of a segment on how seedy the debt buying industry is, John Oliver set up a debt buying company for about $50 online. He used the new company, called C.A.R.P., to buy $15 million of medical debt for the price of about $60,000.
Forgiving this debt is the largest one-time giveaway on television. Even outranking Oprah.
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