aids

These sneakers are really popular in Africa.

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Just the AIDS, please. I'm on a health kick lately.

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This really trumps my ALLERGIC TO CATS tramp stamp.

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You don't know where I'm hiding.

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FIRST!

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…with knowledge. At this very nice college in Nigeria.

You can experiment with humanities courses! Instead of hypodermic needles. Get a tutor! Instead of a tumor. Live the movie The Social Network. Instead of the musical Rent.

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Usher and other celebrities made a vow last week to not tweet again until $1 million dollars was raised for Keep A Child Alive charity for AIDS.

But, as we all know because we all read this blog on a daily basis and never miss one single post, fans didn't really come through as planned. It's been a week and they still haven't raised half of the funds.

However, that didn't stop the singer from wishing a happy belated birthday to a friend. Then tweeting 3 more times this weekend.

There's AIDS. And then there's Usher's shout to "the lil homie Prince JB". Only one of those things can wait.

Yeah, well maybe that kitten has seen the results of her AIDS test.

Call PETA!

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This deal is a total rip-off!  I don't even like hot dogs!

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I'm so glad scientists are researching the effects of social networking sites instead of curing AIDS.  Gives me a sense of peace.  In this fascinating article, the research proves that being on Facebook can improve your intelligence while being on Twitter harms it.  

I'm don't see how obsessively "liking" and "unliking" people's statuses on Facebook differs from live tweeting the NIN concert you went to on Twitter, but what do I know?  I'm not a scientist!

I think this researcher is just trying to justify her endless browsing of tagged photos of herself because it's ruining her own life.  We know scientists party too, Tracey, you don't have to worry about what people from high school are thinking.  Get back to that important research.