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Last login: 13 hours agoHarrystottle: Harry is a guy from Bristol, England, UK.; Likes 3,770 pages, 126 videos, 20 photos • 95 fans • Received 13 reviews; Member since Oct 03, 2005

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The Pirate Bay turns into The Beijing Bay ! | Startup Meme: Aug 20, 4:21pm 29 reviews internet
http://startupmeme.com/the-pirate-bay-turns-into-the-beijing-bay/

mediaHUMP - Where all the media lurks!: Aug 20, 4:20pm 19 reviews internet
http://www.mediahump.com/image/126701/

Worlds Smallest Burger, Fries &Soda Meal... Yummy! | DailyCognition.com: Aug 20, 4:17pm 68 reviews bizarre
http://www.dailycognition.com/index.php/2008/08/10/worlds-smallest-burger-fri...; now that's what I call downsizing....

James Randi on the Tonight Show: Aug 20, 4:10pm 3 reviews science-fiction, video, debunking
http://video.stumbleupon.com/?p=exsjo1npyf; James Randi's heavy duty debunking... good shit.

403 Forbidden: Aug 20, 3:54pm 6 reviews heavy-metal, video
http://video.stumbleupon.com/?p=fujvah0nfw; wow! That's the best thing I've seen since Muse...

YouTube - THE BEST CAT VIDEO YOULL EVER SEE: Aug 20, 3:50pm 103 reviews cats, video
http://video.stumbleupon.com/?p=fq55ieixwd

train your cat - Google Video: Aug 20, 3:43pm 1 review cats
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=train%20your%20cat&sourceid=navclient-f...; weirdly compelling - but left the obvious question unanswered. How d'you get the get to flush?

StumbleVideo: Aug 20, 3:27pm 625 reviews internet, ufos, stumble-grumbles
http://video.stumbleupon.com/; looking at the comments I see someone else has already commented that it looks like we're seeing different videos. I'm adding this behaviour to my growing list of stumble grumbles but I have to say, "it worked for me".

First thing I saw was an amusing advert for the new i900 - which did have me wondering "what the fuck's this got to do with UFOs?", but then I clicked play and saw a pretty interesting piece of UFO footage. (So the problem is just more bad design on the part of the Stumble team - they're trying to feed us adverts without us being warned or aware, so that we don't immediately click away from them; this is alienating users)

In any case, now I've seen what we were supposed to see, I want it debunked or explained please. It did look pretty convincing...