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@delicatesteve No problem. And good to finally "meet you," if twitter counts as meeting someone.
@clairelizzie What does it look like?
So if it turns out that this whole story is just a way to increase public conversation about peanut butter, I must concede: brilliant.
Kevin Durant is a great guy. I realize he's rich, but a lot of rich people do absolutely nothing: abcn.ws/10jNFrQ
Thunder Star Kevin Durant Makes $1M Tornado Pledge
abcnews.go.com — Oklahoma City isn't just a place where Thunder star Kevin Durant lives these days. It's home. So as he watched the horrifying images Monday as a tornado ripped through suburban Moore, the emotions came bubbling to the surface and so did the need to help. Durant pledged $1 million for...
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A video of Arthur Conan Doyle talking about Sherlock Holmes and his belief in psychics. bit.ly/10tCd8y
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - Interview (the only COMPLETE version)
youtube.com — The famous 1927 interview with the author and spiritualist, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The complete version with original opening credits. Music over the opening Brahms and is in the public domain. Special contents of this edition copyright 2010 The Video Cellar
@ccn103 That's totally true. I wonder if Kellen Winslow had hard or soft contacts?
Chuck Muncie is dead. He was a pioneer for RBs who wore eyeglasses: tiny.cc/w442ww
Ex-New Orleans Saints, San Diego Chargers RB Chuck Muncie dies at 60
espn.go.com — ESPN.com news services Former NFL running back Chuck Muncie has died of a heart attack at the age of 60, the New Orleans Saints confirmed Tuesday to multiple media outlets. Muncie, who also played for the San Diego Chargers, was a three-time Pro Bowler, who rushed for 6,702 yards and 71 touchdowns in 110 career games.
RT @runofplay: Gasol's finger-licking game is unparalleled. Big Spain gonna turn the HELL out of some ultrathin Bible pages or lectern dict…
RT @stephenhero: 1/3 of Minnesota's lakes are contaminated by cocaine? The recession is over! m.startribune.com/news/?id=20721…
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m.startribune.com — Only three of fifty lakes studied were found to be chemical-free, says new state study. Article by: Josephine Marcotty , Star Tribune Updated: May 13, 2013 - 10:46 AM Man-made chemicals, from cocaine to DEET to pharmaceuticals, are finding their way into Minnesota lakes in ways that no one understands.Sign up to discover more journalists who cover Arts and Entertainment, Opinion and Editorial and more.
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