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Say What? Wrestling Fake?

In the 2013 Money in the Bank ladder match, Randy Orton’s spinal injury might have been the only unscripted moment of the whole event. But if you’ve been reading Dolphins1925’s Reddit threads, then that’s no surprise. The Redditor has accurately predicted the outcomes of the last 38 WWE matches. Obviously, the WWE’s organization has sprung a leak, but the organization doesn’t seem to be taking it too seriously, saying in a statement: “We may have a modern day Nostradamus on our hands. We might have to monitor these posts in advance of our next pay-per-view to see how good he or she really is.” H/T TomoNews Funnies

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Lolita Bots Patrol the Net

Catching online predators by posing as children is a method police have used for years. Now Spanish researchers say they’ve invented an AI honeypot that sexual predators should find irresistible. It’s a chatbot that goads pervs into professing unclean thoughts. The invention could free up thousands of police officers around the world for more important duties, such as donut inspections and marathon sitting. H/T Next Media Animation

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Data Mining Blowback

TomoNews Funnies out of Taiwan offers a scathing, overseas take on the Obama administration’s approval of vast data mining operations by the National Security Agency. After detailing the extent of the spying on all manner of telephonic and Internet communications, this video ends on a grim note: The Statue of Liberty gunning down random members of the public.

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Obama Pushes FBI Wiretaps

According to reports, President Barack Obama is close to backing surveillance laws that would make it easier for the FBI to ‘wiretap’ and eavesdrop on the Internet. The FBI says it needs the law to monitor the communications of tech-savvy criminals. But opponents cite this as yet another overreach by the Obama administration, which has shown itself all too willing to trample the Constitution and Bill of Rights. More from TomoNews Funnies.

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A Doll in the Making

Human Barbie doll Valeria Lukyanova better step aside for the latest plastic surgery freak, Vanilla Chamu. The Japanese model has gone through an astonishing transformation to look like a “French doll.” Vanilla Chamu started getting plastic surgery at just 19 years old and has had more than 30 surgical procedures, including multiple breast implants, double eyelid surgery, a nose job, forehead implant and more to completely revamp her appearance. H/T Next Media Animation

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See-Through Pants Recalled

Trendy yoga brand Lululemon was forced to recall nearly $20 million worth of the company’s black Luon yoga pants last week because they are see-through. More from TomoNewsFunnies.

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Scandals Hit Sumo Wrestling

Japan’s traditional sport, sumo wrestling, has been racked by scandals as it relaxes its tough standards for competitors and seeks to recapture fans lost to baseball and other modern entertainment options. H/T Next Media Animation

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The Barbies Are Coming

Valeria Lukyanova, the real-life Barbie from Ukraine, now has a twin, Olga “Dominica” Oleynik, who tries to mirror Lukyanova’s cosmetically enhanced appearance in every way. What’s more, the two women have announced plans to leave their homeland and move to the good old USA. Wonder how many men are weighing whether to legally change their first and last names to simply “Ken.” H/T Next Media Animation

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Movement Afoot to Split Spain

Catalans in the northeastern quadrant of Spain are pushing to secede, believing they are shouldering too much of the burden for propping up the financially beleaguered nation. Secession movements are gaining ground elsewhere — not just in the United States, but also in Scotland, which has a vote scheduled next year on whether to leave Great Britain and become an independent nation. H/T TomoNews Funnies

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Real-Life Barbie Dolls

Why are women around the world undergoing extreme makeovers so they can look like Barbie dolls or Japanese anime nymphettes? Next Media Animation out of Taiwan introduces a few of the women on the forefront of this New Wave of fashion, including Valeria Lukyanova and Anastasiya Shpagina, from Ukraine, and China’s walking-talking Barbie dolls Wang Jia Yun 王嘉韻, Koko Wang 王尒可 and Tina Leopard 蒂娜.

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Here is a make-up tutorial by the 19-year-old Shpagina, showing how she does a makeover for Valentine’s Day. It takes her about a hour to transform herself into a real-life anime character. Although on her v.k. page (Europe’s answer to Facebook), she writes, “I’m not a like a doll, a doll is like me.”

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Get up close and personal with Wang Jia Yun, 17, who resembles a living, breathing blow-up doll. Born in Kowloon, Hong Kong, she’s now studying in Shenzhen, China.

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