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Extra Extra: Satanic Panic On Long Island


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Published Jun 18, 2017

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  • Bill Maher continues to just be a huge idiot, somehow doesn't know that an "Obama as Julius Caesar" play actually was put on and no one cared.
  • Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke wound up declining that position the Department of Homeland Security offered to him.
  • Beyoncé has given birth to twins, but the actual facts of the births are shrouded in mystery.
  • James Comey is out in the world, being tall and dancing at a wedding. Someone ask Louise Mensch and Claude Taylor what this means for the Russia investigation.
  • Atari is making some kind of new console, in case an entertainer president under Congressional investigation wasn't enough of a throwback to the 80s for you.
  • Satanic graffiti was found sprayed on a number of Long Island churches this weekend.
  • World's worst landlord tells his tenants they can't use the stairs and instead have to use the fire escape while he's making repairs.
  • Never forget how incredibly messed up the Cars universe is, if you really stop to think about it for a minute.
  • And finally, it's unkind, it's the curse of love, it rips your heart, and makes you wanna die:

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