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Here’s what went viral today: Monday

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Jul 13th 2015, 9:02 PM 3,745 Views 0 Comments

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This bar has nailed its purpose anyway:

3D Tinder Source: Imgur

People were reading

This poor guy tried to plug his phone in for a bit of a charge on the train in London but was arrested for using up electricity.

These Scottish barmen aren’t allowed wear their kilts at work any more – they were getting too much attention from the locals.

The fallout from the To Kill A Mockingbird controversy has started to affect people who called their sons Atticus.

People were watching

Fist-pumping brilliance:
https://vine.co/v/ez36IXvMPql

This little character:

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People were retweeting

This floating Penney’s bag in Dundrum:

Ok I literally don't know how this is possible but I just saw a Penneys bag float the whole way up Dundrum. pic.twitter.com/r0TVrtECm1
— Davey B (@Dave_B24) June 20, 2015

Source: Dave Byrne/Twitter

Dave Grohl looking well on the telly this morning:

Dave Grohl scrubs up well. pic.twitter.com/fa5vvITpoG
— Jayne Sharp (@Jaynesharp) July 13, 2015

Source: Jayne Sharp/Twitter

The unified church of the pdf is now in service:

The 5 world religions. pic.twitter.com/dBhB2EF5hd
— Karin Kosina (@kyrah) July 13, 2015

Source: Karin Kosina/Twitter

And people were absolutely loving this accidental tribute to Castaway:

osp2PII Source: Imgur

“Wiiiillllsssooooonnn.”

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Here’s what went viral today: Monday