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• Iraqi PM holds slim lead in partial election tally (AP)
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• Pope stresses Christian unity at Lutheran church (Reuters)
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• A week on, Maliki pulls ahead in Iraq race (Reuters)

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• Thanks, advertising, for ruining another cherished movie cliché
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• SETI Is 50 Years Old; No Sign of ET
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• Venezuela's Chavez To Limit Internet Freedom
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fark.com

• Fatty Fatty Fatty McFatterson, woman who weighs over 600 lbs is trying to GAIN 400 lbs in the next two years to become fattest woman on the planet, or perhaps a planet herself [Dumbass]
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• Photoshop these sprinting sausages [Photoshop]
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• Pro tip: When you rob a cabbie, always shoot him six times, because five times won't do it. He'll still kick your ass and hold you down until the cops get there [Hero]
• Mother Nature spins the earthquake wheel, and it comes up....wait for it....northern Japan, congratulations Japan, have fun with that 6.6 magnitude shaker [Scary]
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• President Ditka? [Cool]
• The typical traffic stop in Portland includes guns, marijuana, five knives, a machete, stun gun, handcuffs, a bail bondsman badge, an open container of Captain Morgan rum and one...clown mask [Strange]
• Police spokesman refuses to answer reporter's question because it was originally asked in a blog. So we can accurately report: Knoxville police department does not deny it runs speed traps purely for revenue [Stupid]

• Comcast founder celebrates 90th birthday. Party to begin Thursday between 9 am and 5 pm; cake is free for first three months [Spiffy]
• Fired for giving your boyfriend free samples at work? Well, the court might take you seriously if your work was actually legal, which prostitution isn't [Dumbass]
• The state that brought you to your knees as the leader in rigged homeowner loans and appraisals is riding high on the next wave of global Ponzi goodness: homeowners and hurricane insurance [Florida]
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• American Humanist Association pledges $20,000 for lesbian friendly prom. I said prom, not por--you've already clicked haven't you? [Followup]
• Church has twice-monthly services in a pub, leading to the question: WWJDrink? [Florida]
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• Guy gets arrested for trying to break into neighbor's house and steal her panties. Decides that going on local news and showing where he lives and works is a good idea Bonus: He lives in Beaver County [Dumbass]
• At over $75,000 each, they must be some damn good potatoes [Unlikely]
• And the "Most Inappropriate Image with Story" award this week goes to news.com.au [Fail]
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• Germany to open 18km clothing optional hiking trail. It's not nudes, it's Fark [Spiffy]
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• China Warns Google Again on Censorship
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