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Good news, video gamers: a ten-year-long study has confirmed there is no link between playing violent video games and aggressive behavior later in life. However, the study did confirm a clear link between playing these games and being a divorced dad that lives in a basement.
In Florida, animal advocates are celebrating the end of Greyhound racing, because the sport has been illegalized. Fans of the sport will now have to get their fix by watching Greyhound bus racing.
Here's something cute. A photo went viral of a kid cutting his own hair because it was Kim Kardashian’s son, whose name is "Saint". Many are saying this might be his first miracle.
Finally, offensive tackle Russell Okung says he's the first NFL player to be paid in cryptocurrency, with half his salary sent through Bitcoin. Now there's a footballer who's good at blocking *and* blockchain. Someone asked him "But what if Bitcoin crashes?" and he said "don't worry, the other half is in restaurant and movie theater stocks."
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By Geoff PlittGood news, video gamers: a ten-year-long study has confirmed there is no link between playing violent video games and aggressive behavior later in life. However, the study did confirm a clear link between playing these games and being a divorced dad that lives in a basement.
In Florida, animal advocates are celebrating the end of Greyhound racing, because the sport has been illegalized. Fans of the sport will now have to get their fix by watching Greyhound bus racing.
Here's something cute. A photo went viral of a kid cutting his own hair because it was Kim Kardashian’s son, whose name is "Saint". Many are saying this might be his first miracle.
Finally, offensive tackle Russell Okung says he's the first NFL player to be paid in cryptocurrency, with half his salary sent through Bitcoin. Now there's a footballer who's good at blocking *and* blockchain. Someone asked him "But what if Bitcoin crashes?" and he said "don't worry, the other half is in restaurant and movie theater stocks."