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  • Nearly Noteworthy.

Nearly Noteworthy.

  • September 8, 2011
  • News
  • Aliens
  • Ben and Jerry's
  • Electric Car Battery
  • Hoarding
  • ice cream
  • Michelle Bachmann
  • Nissan
  • Nissan Leaf
  • Saturday Night Live
  • Schweddy Balls

Animal hoarder struggles to part with dead pets.

Finally Michelle Bachmann dwindles into irrelevance.

Ben and Jerry’s introduces SNL’s infamous Schweddy Balls flavored ice-cream.

 Killing a Nissan Leaf to see what happens.

Aliens coming to enslave the Earth and eat humans.

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