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Man on a leash being led around London (Farringdon) surely a stunt for something. #nothingisreal - pic.twitter.com/HAH7mHs6Rq

— Richard James (@richjamesuk) April 11, 2014

Spotted: A woman walking a man on a leash. #lostbet ? pic.twitter.com/CBWNBEqVs2

— Anna Hirtenstein (@ahirtens) April 11, 2014

Taking a moment to imagine uproar if man had been walking woman through Farringdon on a dog leash.

— Heidi Stephens (@heidistephens) April 11, 2014

You know you've lived in London too long when your only reaction to a man being led along on a leash is to roll your eyes and ignore it.

— Ben Meakin (@bnmkn) April 11, 2014

The song starts a little more than a minute into the video.
BTW, people paid $1,300 to go to this event.

Goodbye cruel social world...

Apparently, the plane wasn't actually on fire. The cold air from the A/C was condensing the moisture in the cabin air, making it look like a smoke-filled cabin.

Here's the premise behind the mobile app Cloak: Cloak will scrub the data of your "friends" using their Instagram and Foursquare information (remember, these are things they voluntarily give out) and display them on a map using your phone's GPS. Just like that, you can completely avoid them in real time as they update their information. There's a few problems, of course. Namely, you're only going to be able to avoid people that incessantly update their every move on social media - though to be fair that seems like the perfect kind of person to excise from your life forever.

Then there's another matter entirely, that this is actually kind of a dream program for stalkers. So, uh, double-edged sword I guess?

Above there you'll see the perfect "OH S*" face from a local news anchor, and here's what the comedy twittersphere had to say about it:

Hat tip to Uproxx.

This shot of five photographers (remember when that was a profession that only a few could enter?) on a New York City rooftop in 1920 might be the earliest instance we have of what would be considered a modern selfie. Self-referential meta-photography was born with the selfie itself, apparently, as there's also a shot of the photo being made:

The following is a real Twitter conversation between one (likely leg-pulling) lad an international pizza change. Kick back, relax, and enjoy the absurdity.

EDITOR'S NOTE Beware some naughty language! Enjoy the ridiculousness!

A tweet was made from Blockbuster's official Twitter account recently that announced the final rental from the video store's last surviving location in Hawaii. The chosen title was none other than the Seth Rogan comedy action flick, This is the End, making it a very appropriate choice for the occasion.

Stop oversharing on Facebook!