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Hello fellow web crawlers! Andrew here. Welcome to todayâs edition of web_crawlr.
Hereâs the latest trending internet culture stories today: How the internet reacted to yet another global tragedy following Vice President JD Vance, a woman taking a picture of her dream house only to end up dating the homeowner three years later, why everyone is obsessed with Australian twins who spoke in perfect sync during a TV interview, and how Uber is facing legal trouble over a subscription service.
After that, the trending team shares with you their pick for âMain Character of the Week.â
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â A.W.
⥠Today in Internet Culture
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âJD Vance brings misfortuneâ: Terror attack in India latest calamity to befall Vanceâs âcursedâ world tour
Global misfortune seems to be following Vice President JD Vanceâand dark humor on social media is percolating.
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âManifestingâ: Woman takes picture of dream house while DoorDashing. She ends up dating the homeowner 3 years later
A woman says she DoorDashed for a mere day. On that day, she saw a house that she liked and snapped a photo of it. Three years later, she was able to walk inside of that house because sheâs now dating the relative of the homeowner.
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âNothing can prepare you for thisâ: Everyoneâs obsessed with the Australian twins speaking in perfect sync about a carjacking
A pair of Australian âTwinniesâ have taken the internet by storm after a live TV interview showed them speaking in perfect unison while describing a carjacking.
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đ This woman got mansplained to by an auto store worker. Then he learns what she does for a living.
đ©âđ« One teacher says she repeated a phrase she had been using her whole life to a student in front of an administrator. They then advised that she not say such things as they were inappropriate.
đž So this is what bartenders really give customers when they order espresso martinis during a rush.
đœïž A Chiliâs server is clueing people in on what happens to those feedback surveys at the end of the meal. Hereâs why itâs so important for customers to fill them out.
đ§ A woman bought a bag from a Reddy Ice machine. Then she discovered how itâs really made.
đ¶ From the Daily Dot archive: The many lives of the Dancing Baby, cyberspaceâs first cringe meme.
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