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Monday, February 11, 2013

The year in celebrity sideboob

Posted on 4:11 AM by Unknown
This photo essay is from the Huffington Post and was linked to by instapundit, and so necessarily represents a shining example of bi-partisan cooperation on matters of national importance.
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