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Thursday, May 30, 2013

WWE: Kofi Injured -- Update on Henry's Beef with Creative -- 5 Shortest Wrestling Retirements

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WWE's Creepiest Characters WWE's Creepiest Characters
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Kofi Kingston Out 4-8 Weeks, According to WWE.com Kofi Kingston Out 4-8 Weeks, According to WWE.com
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Kingston's Injury Provides Christian Opportunity to Return Kingston's Injury Provides Christian Opportunity to Return
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Update on Henry's Issues with WWE Creative Update on Henry's Issues with WWE Creative
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Full Main Event Results & Breakdown Full Main Event Results & Breakdown
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Why Punk Won't Be a Heyman Guy Much Longer Why Punk Won't Be a Heyman Guy Much Longer
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Possible Feuds for Punk After Payback Possible Feuds for Punk After Payback
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Punk, Cena, McMahon to Do Voice Work in New Flintstones Movie Punk, Cena, McMahon to Do Voice Work in New Flintstones Movie
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Predicting the Next 5 World Heavyweight Champs Predicting the Next 5 World Heavyweight Champs
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Roman Reigns Is Holding Back the Shield Roman Reigns Is Holding Back the Shield
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Why Sheamus Could Contend for Multiple Titles Why Sheamus Could Contend for Multiple Titles
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Pro Wrestling's 5 Shortest Retirements Pro Wrestling's 5 Shortest Retirements
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Facebook Is Trying To Tell You Something

Recently, Facebook introduced notification sounds. And there's a hidden Easter egg inside!

BuzzFeed FWD

The Facebook Notification Noise Contains A Hidden Message

When is a 'ba-doop!' not just a 'ba-doop'? When it contains a secret Easter egg.

Prepare to have your mind blown.

WEBMASTER : 1996 :: SOCIAL MEDIA EDITOR : 2011

The Social Media Editor is Dead

It's over. Every reporter works for Twitter now.

IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

Why Is James Franco Lying About The Legend Of Zelda?

And how should he be punished? Asking for a friend.

HATEBOOK

Facebook Still Doesn't Consider Rape Jokes To Be Hate Speech

The #FBrape hashtag petitioned brands to put pressure on Facebook to remove images promoting rape and sexual assault. Then Facebook responded.

RUMSPRINGA BREAK

Why Amish Teens Love Facebook

For many Amish teens, Rumspringa means hard partying, dating, cars — and Facebook. So much for 'What happens in Rumspringa stays in Rumspringa.'

THE EVOLUTION OF THE SWORD

This Is What Every Sword In Every Zelda Game Looks Like

Seventeen games, 63 swords, one silent and good-natured elf. Here's to you, Zelda.

THE MANY CRIMES OF MICROSOFT

The 7 Worst Human Rights Abuses Committed By The New Xbox

It hates the poor, the military, and the Europeans, among others. Of course it does.

STAY GLASSY

Life As A Google Glass Photographer

Spoiler alert: You're probably going to look like a fool.

WE'VE DONE IT, PEOPLE

Play Actual Skee Ball On Your Computer Right Now

You're bored. Google's Roll It! is here to help.

WANNA HANG?

How To Annoy Celebrities Using The New Gchat

The new Google Hangouts keeps trying to get you to video chat Katie Couric. Here's why.

AIM AND BEYOND

How Instant Messaging Rules The Internet

Win the messaging game and you win the internet. But success is often short-lived.

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Cheat Sheet - When Robots Kill

Today: New Obama Ricin Letter Intercepted , Michele Bachmann Is Out, So Who's Our New Craziest Member of Congress? , Pakistani Taliban Picks New No. 2
Cheat Sheet: Afternoon

May 30, 2013
ROGUE DRONES

Welcome to the future: the U.N. is debating whether to halt the fast-growing business of machines that can shoot without human intervention—before it's too late. The Daily Beast's Josh Dzieza reports.

CLOSE CALL

The Secret Service confirmed on Thursday that it had intercepted a ricin-laced letter sent to President Obama. The letter was similar to the one sent earlier in the week to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg over his stance on gun control. Secret Service spokesman Edwin Donovan said the letter had been turned over to the FBI and the Joint Terrorism Task Force. Two letters laced with the poisonous toxin were intercepted on their way to the president in April and have been linked back to a Washington man, Matthew Ryan Buquet, who was charged last week.

BACHMANN'S OUT

Michele Bachmann had a good run as the looniest toon in Congress. But there are plenty more where she came from. From Steve King to Ted Cruz, The Daily Beast's Caitlin Dickson finds the top contenders for her Crazytown crown.

PROMOTION

Out with the old, in with the new. Khan Said is now second-in-command of the Pakistani Taliban, promoted on Wednesday after a U.S drone strike in North Waziristan killed Wali-ur-Rehman, former deputy commander and a rising star in the terror organization. According to sources in the militant group, the Taliban committee charged with appointing Rehman's replacement met after the burial of their former deputy leader and decided unanimously on Khan Said. His résumé includes acting as deputy to Rehman, as well as involvement in attacks that killed 18 on a Pakistani naval base in 2011 and freed 400 militants in a jailbreak last year.

Oooh La La

The French have long been attributed worldwide for the most intimate type of kiss, but apparently the people who invented the most sensual of smooches never had a real word for it in their native tongue. Sure, they've found ways to describe the popular pecking style, such as "kissing at length in the mouth," but that's a mouthful—pun intended. At long last, the Petit Robert 2014 French dictionary, out this week, will include the verb galocher, meaning "to kiss with tongues." French youth may scoff at the new dictionary entry, as galocher has actually been used as a slang term for a while, taken from la galoche, or ice-skate, because French-kissing is kind of like sliding around on ice ... but with tongues?


CASH MONEY
Petraeus Joins KKR
Signs on with private equity firm.
Tragic
Tractor-Trailer Crash Kills 7
Including four children under age 10.
I GOT THIS, GUYS
Toronto Mayor Knew Who Had Crack Video
Police also make new arrest connected to it.
MUST LOVE KIDS
'Pregnant & Dating' TV Show to Air
Five single women aren't letting a baby stop their pursuit for love.
WE FOUND...
Woman Claims Rihanna Lipstick Gave Her Herpes
After a M.A.C rep put it on her at a concert.
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Ann Romney 'Loved It'

You decide whether she really means it. In her first solo interview since husband Mitt lost the election, Ann Romney told 'CBS This Morning' that the campaign was the 'most extraordinary experience' and now she's 'really happy with my life.' But she also needed to digress and criticize the government's 'breach of trust.'



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