I lost count somewhere around 12, or it might have been 13. There’s a certain punch-drunkness that follows the words “Beat Dat Beat,” to say nothing of the dizzying haze accompanying MTV’ s official confirmation of a Jersey Shore spinoff featuring Pauly D. Kudos to anyone who can get through the last paragraph standing up.
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How Many Signs of the Apocalypse Can You Count in Pauly D’s Jersey Shore Spin-Off Press Release?
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Thank goodness for the BBC Archives. Unearthed in conjunction with the release of The King’s Speech comes the actual climax of the film (spoiler?): King George IV’ s country-rallying speech on the eve of World War II in 1939. How does the famously public-speaking-averse king sound on these dusty recordings? Like some combination of Tweety Bird and Bill Nighy at the beginning of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows , naturally!
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Wisten to the Weal King’s Speech from The King’s Speech
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