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Best internet distractions: A welcome break from studying

2013-12-11
By: Alex Gray
On: December 11, 2013
In: Trends, Variety

With finals starting only next week, now is not a good time to procrastinate studying. That is, unless you are checking out one, or all, of the following worthwhile web distractions. 1. Kate Upton & Snoop Dogg – You Got What I Eat (Hot Pockets Music Video) This is aContinue Reading

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