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YouTube - F*CK ALL!!! :) Great Scene from 25th Hour: Jun 21, 11:11am 0 review movies, video
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Iraqi Gangsta Kid - DoubleViking Video: Jun 20, 6:32pm 0 review humor
http://www.doubleviking.com/videos/page0.html/iraqi-gangsta-kid-9612.html

YouTube - Obama brings Sexy Back: Hilarious!: Jun 15, 10:23am 0 review politics, video
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FARK.com: Fark Video Player (3670901) This. Is. Genius: Jun 15, 10:02am 11 reviews humor
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Frinko & Blog Archive & Little monkey likes his lipstick: Jun 14, 12:10pm 0 review humor
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Que. man found not guilty in death of Laval cop: Jun 14, 11:15am 1 review
http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=586091; From the page: "LONGUEUIL, Que. -- A jury has found Basil Parasiris not guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Laval police Const. Daniel Tessier."

Insurgent attack frees hundreds from Kandahar prison: Jun 14, 11:15am 2 reviews politics
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2008/06/13/afghanistan-prison.html; From the page: "But Wali Karzai, president of Kandahar's provincial council and the brother of President Hamid Karzai, said "all the prisoners escaped. There is no one left." About 1,170 inmates were believed to have been in the prison and may now be roaming the streets of Kandahar city, Hunter said. Canadian Forces are in command of Kandahar, and most of the roughly 2,500 Canadian troops in Afghanistan are stationed there. The prison, the largest detention facility in Kandahar province, housed both common criminals and captured Taliban militants who had been fighting NATO troops and the Afghan government. "It's a big blow. It's a very significant development," said CBC's Susan Ormiston, who visited the prison last April."