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Here's what went viral today: Sunday

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Jan 17th 2016, 9:00 PM 7,419 Views 0 Comments

EVERY EVENING AT 9pm, DailyEdge.ie brings you your essential roundup of what you missed on your screens today.

Just… Ahhh.

tinydog Source: r/pics

People were reading:

A US supermarket cashier is going viral for this heartwarming post about an elderly customer.

A Loose Women host had to report One Direction fans to the police after being inundated with abusive tweets.

David Schwimmer has also put a dampener on the upcoming Friends reunion. Jesus, lads.

People were watching:

A brick in a washing machine on a trampoline. Strangely hypnotic.

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When Obi Wan was slipped something during Attack of the Clones.
https://vine.co/v/iOhptnF5VvD

People were retweeting:

TYLER: The first rule of Fight Club is, you do not talk about Fight Club
ME: Yeah obviously haha [gets out phone] pic.twitter.com/UH67J3T6Ct
— Marty Lawrence (@TeaAndCopy) January 14, 2016

Source: Marty Lawrence/Twitter

Shopping trolleys in general, TBF.

girl, are you an ikea shopping cart because i have no way of predicting what you're going to do next
— ceeks (@70Ceeks) January 16, 2016

Source: ceeks/Twitter

NOOOO.

every time the girls on #takemeout walk down the stairs all i can think of is when that girl fell down them 😂 pic.twitter.com/dFvwh5eZkU
— claire white (@claireyjenna) January 16, 2016

Source: Claire White/Twitter

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And finally…

Everyone related very hard to this.

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Here's what went viral today: Sunday