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Here’s what went viral today: Saturday

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Jan 9th 2016, 9:00 PM 7,635 Views 0 Comments

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

Oh, Netflix.

The unintentional comedy you provide is almost worth the subscription alone:

netflixseriously Source: Imgur

People were reading:

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How Taylor Swift reversed female opinion to become the most famous pop star in the world.

People were watching:

When you feel like you haven’t had a break since Christmas:
https://vine.co/v/iqMjlxULzbn

This character:
https://vine.co/v/ObIxJ9eLQd1

Pure physics:

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People were retweeting:

Laaaazy Saturday mornings:

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How did this happen:

This old lady's photo is stuck on my screen and she's been looking at me while I'm on the Internet all day pic.twitter.com/Y9VFuMj9Vk
— Tam Yajia (@DancesWithTamis) January 9, 2016

Source: Tamara Yajia/Twitter

Life advice:

me: no one can hear you scream in space
my lawyer: u gotta stop saying weird shit to the judge man
— chuuch (@ch000ch) January 9, 2016

Source: chuuch/Twitter

This could very well be peak hipster:

I have stumbled into a West London nightmare pic.twitter.com/RGA5lyOqlG
— Samuel West 💙💛 (@exitthelemming) January 9, 2016

Source: Samuel West/Twitter

And finally, people were wondering where this was:

Imgur: The most awesome images on the Internet Source: Imgur

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Here’s what went viral today: Saturday