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Tinned carbonara
Oasis??? More like OA, sis (sorry)

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Can do  
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Can too  
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Pop pooh  
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Cook this
Kimchi garlic bread
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Another film – three guys  
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A book – wide eyes  
Rebecca Huntley did "underground MDMA therapy" before it was legal – and she's written all about it in her new book Sassafras.
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This week's weirdest story
Cool cool cool
Cool cool cool
Ludacris sparks alarm by drinking unfiltered Alaska glacier water.
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