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Here's what went viral today: Monday

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May 2nd 2016, 9:00 PM 7,457 Views 0 Comments

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When you’re excited about your new Crocs… and make the best rap album cover ever

LjUtBWP Source: Imgur

People were reading:

Why maternity leave isn’t a break from work.

Someone is suing Starbucks over iced coffees that are more ice than coffee. (Can we do the same for cocktails?)

A man took his former employer to a tribunal over his tedious, dull job. Not all heroes wear capes.

People were watching:

Would you lie with me and just forget the world?
http://vine.co/v/ixAtJFbBqB7

The only running man you need to see.
http://vine.co/v/iPa7eZAWTii

People were retweeting:

He did, right?

hi everyone how's your bank holiday going me too listen: did Sly Stallone Photoshop a cigar into this picture? pic.twitter.com/PfVDkKQwkZ
— 🗣️ BUY FOUR STARS BY JOEL GOLBY (@joelgolby) May 2, 2016

Source: journalism servant/Twitter

New Twitter disclaimer.

Future employer scrolling through my timeline: if Beyonce can be both Bey & Sasha Fierce then pls understand there's Twitter me & regular me
— Elsa. (@sadimmigrantkid) May 2, 2016

Source: Elsa./Twitter

Yeah, Debra.

i hate when old people say tattoos are a waste of money like debra you have a cabinet dedicated to expensive plates nobody is allowed to use
— april ham linkedin (@memeindex) May 1, 2016

Source: the meme index/Twitter

And finally… someone found Jonah Hill’s Mam on Tinder

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Here's what went viral today: Monday