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Here’s what went viral today: Sunday

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Jan 10th 2016, 9:00 PM 6,646 Views 0 Comments

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

This kid’s progressively worsening slide experience:

CBUIzFS Source: Imgur

People were reading

The whole world is reading about Sean Penn’s interview with drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman in Rolling Stone.

Is this the collapse of the Kardashian economy?

Will Netflix outgun traditional TV at tonight’s Golden Globes?

People were watching

When you’re catching a flight home after a weekend’s sessioning:
https://vine.co/v/eVaqu0ddD17

This genius dog:

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People were retweeting

Regarding Sean Penn:

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This kid’s going far:

This child deserves an A for critical thinking in maths. pic.twitter.com/w51G9o1N0a
— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) January 10, 2016

Source: James Melville/Twitter

This simple reminder on a relaxing Sunday:

Many people don't know this, but it's possible to read something you don't agree with on the internet and simply move on with your life.
— Rock (@TheMichaelRock) January 8, 2016

Source: Rock/Twitter

Stephen King creeped the world out:

What if dead people started tweeting? That would be really scary. Think about it. Alone. With the lights out.
— Stephen King (@StephenKing) January 10, 2016

Source: Stephen King/Twitter

And finally, “your ma” humour is still going strong, and the internet loves it

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Here’s what went viral today: Sunday