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A woman on TikTok has gone viral for selling clothes she has found in the dumpster behind the mall. They are all new, name branded clothes that were thrown away.
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You have heard of rage rooms, where you break and destroy things. Well now there is a “scream club”!
Thursday, October 23, 202510/23/2025
Of all the things that need upgraded in this world, someone decided to upgrade the zipper! The first time in…
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