Let’s Head to Flavortown With Some Funny Guy Fieri Posts

I’m gonna go on the record here: I like Guy Fieri a lot. People like to poke fun at the famous chef and TV host, but I think his show is good and he seems like a very nice, positive guy who does a lot of good and brings a lot of happiness to people.

I think a lot of people just like to be haters about anything and everything.

So there.

And he’s really funny on social media as well!

Let’s dive into some posts from and about this food icon.

1. He’s once again…

Asking for FLAVOR!

2. You can’t unsee this.

He knows all…so don’t question him.

3. All tricked out like a video game.

Super Guy Fieri!

4. He’s jumping on this train.

Take a very close look…

5. Michael Scott-style.

That’s what she said!

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I like waking up to the smell of bacon, sue me

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6. Wayyyy beneath the ocean surface.

He’ll go anywhere that serves up the good stuff.

7. You have to go!

See, even Kermit knows what’s up.

8. Was there ever any doubt he’d be re-elected?

Four more years! At least…

9. Uh oh…look at this mash-up.

Possibly separated at birth?

10. Who wore it better?

The hair, I mean…

11. He’s out of this world!

Way into outer space!

12. Going way, way back.

Did you know that Fieri is also a scientist?

13. I’d watch this.

The ladies look beautiful!

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WE WERE ON A BREAK!

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Did you like those memes!

I thought they were pretty darn funny, if I do say so myself.

Oh, by the way, if you needed some more reasons to like Mr. Fieri, he’s going to do a “Nacho Battle” with Bill Murray to raise money for charity and he’s also raising money for restaurant workers during this very difficult time for that industry. You can donate HERE!

Like I said, I’m a fan.

Tell us what you think of the Mayor of Flavortown in the comments!

Stay safe and healthy out there!

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10 Times People Should Have Known Who They Were Talking To

There’s a great second-hand embarrassment/thrill that comes from watching someone speak very confidently with no idea how hard they’re about to be shut down because they don’t know who they’re talking to. The internet is full of these, though largely in screenshot form, since the embarrassing messages are usually deleted. But a few live on.

Enjoy these 10 examples of people who really should have just stopped talking.

10. “You have never read an issue”

Dana Schwartz is a writer, whose work includes multiple Marvel comics.

9. “How the hell would you know?!”

Stephen King…wrote The Stand.

8. “If I even play Playstation”

Shayna Moon is a video game producer, known for her work on God of War.

7. “What’s your source.”

Dr. Theresa Tam is…well, read to the bottom.

6. “Rethink my analysis”

Emma Ritch is a feminist writer and activist.

5. “I wonder what he’s up to these days”

Tony Hawk is, of course, the world’s most famous skateboarder.

4. “Told me not to bother them.”

C.B. Cebulski is Editor-in-Chief for Marvel Comics.

3. “Band wagon”

Benson Mayowa is an NFL defensive end, who at the time of this tweet was playing for the Dallas Cowboys.

2. “Not left wing”

Eric Umansky is a deputy managing editor of ProPublica.

1. “You’re very good at swimming you know”

Lizzie Simmonds is a British Olympic swimmer.

Remember, the next time you feel like shooting off at somebody on Twitter, maybe make sure you know who you’re talking to. You don’t want to end up on a list like this.

What was the biggest time you put your foot in your mouth talking to someone?

Let us know in the comments.

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Funny Times People Didn’t Realize Who They Were Talking To

Some people have their favorite story about the time they ran into a celebrity. But probably not many of them proudly tell the story of the time they ran their mouth off without realizing who they were talking to and got burned.

When it happens IRL, we have to rely on reports from those who experienced the interaction. When it happens online, the embarrassing message in question usually ends up getting deleted. But sometimes, out of either negligence or a simple acceptance of their fate, they’ll leave their infamy intact for all to see.

Enjoy this gallery of 10 times people had no idea who they were talking to.

12. “You a good skater?”

Tony Hawk is literally the most famous skate boarder in history.

11. “The title hasn’t been announced yet”

Dude apparently didn’t realize he was talking to the official Star Wars Twitter account.

10. “An old white male’s mansplanation.”

Ed Solomon wrote Men in Black (and a bunch of other movies).

9. “You’re pretty good”

Meredith Strömberg is a stand up comedian.

This is apparently the joke in question, btw:

8. “Get bent, Cleese.”

John Cleese is…well, everything he mentions here.

7. “hey cool shirt!”

Mark Hoppus is the bassist/co-lead vocalist for Blink 182.

6. “Here for the conference?”

David Chilton is a finance author.

5. “Stick to feminism”

Mona Eltahawy is a journalist and social commentator.

4. “I came across your music”

Annie Lennox is a 4-time Grammy winning artist.

I think I'm in with a chance ??!!!

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3. “Instantly becomes a political expert”

Tom Morello, in addition to being a member of Rage Against the Machine and Audioslave, also has a degree in Social Studies from Harvard.

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#HomeSchooling

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2. “Who’s lab are you in?”

Linda Columbus is a PhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.

1. “Oh, thanks.”

Mara Wilson is the actress who played Matilda.

If you happen to run into someone famous or noteworthy, here’s hoping you get like, a nice picture out of it, instead of an embarrassing story.

What’s your big celebrity citing story? Did it go well for you?

Tell us in the comments.

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Enjoy Classic Films With These Special Codes From Netflix

Some people think “older” movies are just plain boring.

I couldn’t disagree more. Especially now that some movies from the 1980s are now considered “classics.” Man, I’m getting old…but I guess those flicks are 30-something-years old so when I thought movies from the 1950s and 1960s were classics when I was growing up, the previous generation probably thought I was nuts.

ANYWAY, the point is that you should use these codes from Netflix to watch different classics. And they’re even broken down into helpful categories.

To access each of these individual categories, sign into Netflix and replace the “xxx” in this web address (www.netflix.com/browse/genre/xxx) with the corresponding code number below OR just click directly on the links we provided.

Happy watching!

1. Classic Comedies (31694)

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See that image right above this? That’s a still from Monty Python and the Holy Grail and it’s just one of the classic comedies you can watch with this secret Netflix code.

Other titles include Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, Tootsie, and Back to the Future.

2. Classic Dramas (29809)

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Do you love Taxi Driver? Because I LOVE Taxi Driver.

It’s just one of the classic dramas you can watch when you use this code, along with The Natural, The Stranger (from 1946), and others.

3. Film Noir (7687)

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When I think of Film Noir, I strictly think of movies from the 1940s and 1950s, but now, according to Netflix, much newer films fall into the genre.

You can use this code to watch such movies as Road to Perdition, Mystic River, and other gritty crime films.

4. Classic War Movies (48744)

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The films unlocked with this code are like little time capsules.

You’ll find some very interesting historical war documentaries in this category, including contemporary World War II films like Prelude To War, The Battle of Midway, and The Memphis Belle.

5. Epics (52858)

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Are you ready to dive into some great epics!

The movies in this category include many different topics and eras. With this Netflix code, you can watch such epic films as The Last Samurai, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, and There Will Be Blood.

There are a lot of great films in there for you to enjoy!

Can you recommend some other classic movies for everyone to watch?

Please share them with us in the comments!

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Enjoy a Bunch of Thriller Films With These Secret Netflix Codes

Does this describe your life right now: you’re stuck at home and you’re bored out of your mind?

You’re also looking for a little action…in the form of thriller films!

Sound familiar?

I’m sure it does because it describes a whole lot of us at the moment.

That’s why we’re here to give you a bunch of secret codes for different categories of thriller films that are streaming on Netflix.

To access each of these individual categories, sign into Netflix and replace the “xxx” in this web address (www.netflix.com/browse/genre/xxx) with the corresponding code number below OR just click directly on the links we provided.

Let’s see what’s cooking!

1. Action Thrillers (43048)

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Dive into all the action you can with this secret code.

Among others, you can watch Minority Report, Snowpiercer, Inglorious Basterds, and Bad Boys II.

2. Crime Thrillers (10499)

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Do you like your thrillers to be steeped in crime?

Use this code to view Road to Perdition, Mystic River, and El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, among others.

3. Independent Thrillers (3269)

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There are a lot of great independent films that fly below the radar and the thriller genre is no exception.

When you tap into the Independent Thrillers page, you can watch such exciting films as Drive, Good Time, and Message From the King.

4. Gangster Movies (31851)

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Gangster movies are as American as apple pie. They always seem to be popular no matter what decade and what the specific subject matter.

This code lets you watch such gangster films as The Irishman and Revenge of the Green Dragons.

5. Psychological Thrillers (5505)

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Are you ready for some mind-bending psychological thrillers?

Utilize this Netflix code to watch such movies as Kiss the Girls, The Gift, 1922, and Bird Box.

6. Political Thrillers (10504)

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There are a lot of great political thrillers out there that you might have missed due to your busy schedule.

No more of that!

Use this secret code to stream such politically-themed movies as The Crying Game, The Last Thing He Wanted, and The Angel.

7. Mysteries (9994)

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Who doesn’t enjoy a good mystery, am I right?

Take advantage of this secret code from Netflix and you can all mysterious with movies like Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Secret in Their Eyes.

8. Sci-Fi Thrillers (11014)

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Let’s get a little trippy with some sci-fi thrillers, shall we?

Tap into this special genre on Netflix and you can enjoy such flicks as The Endless, In The Shadow of the Moon, and The Signal.

9. Supernatural Thrillers (11140)

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I love a good, exciting film that has some supernatural elements sprinkled in.

And with this special Netflix code, you try to wrap your head around such movies as The Gift and The Legacy of the Bones.

I’m definitely gonna be adding some of those flicks to my queue!

Now we want to hear from you!

In the comments, please recommend some thriller films that you think we’d enjoy.

Thanks a million!

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10 Intriguing Facts for You to Chew On

We live in an uncertain world right now and we hear the terms “fake news” and “alternative facts” thrown around quite a bit.

Well, let us assure you that there is nothing fake or alternative about our facts.

We give you the real deal, honest, 100% truthful information in our many fact sets. And they’re all meant to make you think and be more curious about the world around you!

So what do you say? Are you ready for another hefty dose of intriguing facts?

Let’s get started!

1. Sounds like a good gig.

This is one of the weirdest facts I’ve ever seen.

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2. That’s it! I’m moving to Finland!

And I guess I’m gonna get a PhD…

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3. I’ll take that bet…

And look what he did with it!

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4. Just imagine that.

That sounds absolutely terrifying.

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5. Creepy bloodlines.

That’s pretty crazy.

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6. Some people don’t need lessons.

The Man in Black sure didn’t.

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7. Spy games.

A brilliant maneuver.

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8. Real-life crime solving.

Did you know this?

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9. The power of nature.

Mother Nature surprises us on a daily basis.

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10. She was a trailblazer.

But people didn’t follow her advice.

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Those were some very high-quality facts, if I do say so myself.

Now we want to hear from you!

If you’ve come across any interesting facts, stories, articles, etc., share them with us in the comments.

Please and thank you!

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Horror Lovers: These Netflix Codes Will Unlock a Treasure Trove of Scary Movies for You

I identify as a horror fanatic, so uncovering these codes is like Christmas Day for me!

Netflix has a whole bunch of hidden categories that you can explore with secret codes and we’re here to let you in on it!

To access each of these individual categories, sign into Netflix and replace the “xxx” in this web address (www.netflix.com/browse/genre/xxx) with the corresponding code number below OR just click directly on the links we provided. This WILL NOT work unless you’re signed in, so just make sure you don’t forget that step.

Are you ready to get creeped out?

Let’s get started!

1. B-Horror Movies (8195)

I love B-horror movies! They’re usually low budget, gory, and a lot of fun!

Take the move in the picture above, for example. Killer Klowns from Outer Space. If you haven’t seen it, I suggest you change that ASAP.

If you enter this code, you can see that film as well as others like Death House and The Black Room.

2. Creature Features (6895)

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Have you ever seen the movie Tremors? It’s a monster movie from 1990 that stars Kevin Bacon and the always-amazing (and underrated) Fred Ward and it is AWESOME.

Tap into this category to see this and other creature features like Shark Night and Dark Light.

3. Horror Comedy (89585)

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When horror-comedy is done the right way, it is wonderful. The photo above is from Tucker & Dale vs. Evil, a great example of this genre.

This category will also let you watch such movies as Scary Movie, Little Evil, and Murder Party.

4. Monster Movies (947)

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I think we can all agree that most people out there love a good monster movie.

By accessing this secret category on Netflix, you can enjoy CloverfieldGodzilla, and Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, among others.

5. Slasher and Serial Killer Movies (8646)

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This is BY FAR my favorite sub-genre of horror films. It all started for me with Halloween and Friday the 13th back when I was young.

Some of the films you can watch with this code include CandymanTerrifier, and the original Child’s Play from 1988.

6. Supernatural Horror Movies (42023)

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If you like your horror movies to have a hint of the supernatural, this category is for you.

Enjoy the very creepy Sinister, The Witch, and Insidious among others when you utilize this code.

7. Teen Screams (52147)

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Teenagers and horror movies just go hand-in-hand, don’t they?

You bet they do!

The “Teen Screams” category in Netflix features such films as Final Destination, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, and Death Note.

8. Zombie Horror Movies (75405)

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Zombies are all the rage these days and here’s your opportunity to have a zombie fest any time you want to!

This category has The Evil Dead, Train to Busan, Rampant, and others for your viewing pleasure.

9. Satanic Stories (6998)

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What good are all these scary movies if there’s not any Satanism included?

You just gotta have it! The “Satanic Stories” category allows you to watch the original version of The Wicker Man from 1973, The Devil Inside, The 9th Precinct, and others.

Alright horror fans, we want to hear from you.

In the comments, tell us some of the best horror movies you’ve seen lately and tell us where we can watch them.

Please and thank you!

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Tap Into Sports Movies With These Codes From Netflix

I’m a sucker for great sports movies. And I feel like I grew up watching some really great ones: Slap Shot, Major League, Wildcats, all kinds of great stuff.

And the good sports movies seem to keep on coming, too.

That’s why we want to share these Netflix codes with you that specifically let you browse sports movies by genre.

To access each of these individual categories, sign into Netflix and replace the “xxx” in this web address (www.netflix.com/browse/genre/xxx) with the corresponding code number below OR just click directly on the links we provided.

Now it’s time to dive in to some great sports flicks!

Enjoy!

1. Sports Comedies (5286)

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Sports movies are best served with a side of humor. Do you want to laugh while you watch athletes doing their thing?

This code will let you watch such films as Jerry Maguire, Holy Goalie, and Hot Rod.

2. Sports Documentaries (180)

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There are a lot of good sports documentaries out there.

Some of the docs you can watch when you use this secret code are The Mind of Aaron Hernandez, Conor McGregor: Notorious, and Senna.

3. Sports Dramas (7243)

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I can think of a lot of great dramatic films that revolve around sports: Hoosiers, Rudy, and Prefontaine, to name a few.

With this secret code, you’ll be able to watch the great hockey film Miracle, Indian Horse, and Ultras, among many others.

4. Baseball Movies (12339)

Photo Credit: TriStar Pictures

Obviously, the MLB season is postponed right now, so we all need to get our baseball fix somewhere, right?

With this code, you can watch The Natural, Major League II, and The Battered Bastards of Baseball, among others.

5. Football Movies (12803)

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You ready to get your gridiron on? I know I am!

If you want to watch some football movies using this code, you can watch GreaterThe 4th Company, and of course, the classic Ace Ventura: Pet Detective.

6. Boxing Movies (12443)

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I love boxing movies! And there are a lot of good ones out there to choose from.

Using this code, you can enjoy such films as  The Brawler, Counterpunch, and

7. Soccer Movies (12549)

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Soccer is the most popular sport in the entire world, so it makes sense that there are a lot of films dedicated to this wonderful game.

The Soccer Movies secret code allows you to watch such films from around the world as Summer ’92, The Perfect Day, Concrete Football, and Ultras.

8. Martial Arts, Boxing & Wrestling (6695)

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If the fight game is more your speed, you’ll want to check out this category.

By using this code, you can watch Team Foxcatcher, Beyond the Mat, and the series Fightworld.

9. Basketball Movies (12762)

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I don’t know about you, but I’m really sad that the NCAA tournament was canceled this year. My Kansas Jayhawks looked like they had a great chance to be national champions this year but the world has pretty much come to a halt right now.

But you can still enjoy some basketball films with this secret code. Enjoy such titles as Above the Rim, High Flying Bird, and the documentary #Rucker50.

Now you can get your sports on!

One recommendation Netflix, if you’re listening…can we please get a Hockey Movies category sometime soon? Please and thank you!

Do you have any recommendations for other great sports movies that you’re a big fan of?

Let us know in the comments, please!

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People’s Hilarious Attempts to ‘Quarantine a Book’

There are a few ways people are entertaining themselves during this isolation. We’re doing puzzles. We’re gardening. We’re binging television shows and taking walks and baking bread.

And some of us are getting really, really good at winning Jimmy Fallon’s hashtag games.

Like these 12 people, who had really hilarious responses to #QuarantineABook.

12. The best seat in the house.

Unless it’s the saggy one.

11. Just one small edit.

And suddenly it’s a tragedy.

10. This one is pretty brilliant.

And I wish more people would watch it.

9. Not wearing pants is the best part of this whole thing.

Be honest. You’re not wearing any right now.

8. So sweeping and romantic.

Unlike the original, for sure.

7. Not nearly as romantic, but it works.

I’m not happy about it, though.

6. I have a couple of those at my house.

No one is turning into a beautiful butterfly, though.

5. It works. No one listened to the Order of the Phoenix, either.

They were just making up slanderous lies, I tell you!

4. Very clever play on words.

A++, my friend. Are you single?

3. I have put cleaner on some pretty adventurous things.

No, I will not elaborate. That’s between me and poison control.

2. It was almost too easy.

I hope this book is less boring than the original.

1. That little question on Netflix is more judgy than God.

New Testament God, for sure.

I’m definitely not clever enough to come up with these!

If you are, let us know how you would have answered in the comments!

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The “Leonardo DiCaprio Pointing” Meme Sure Is on Point

Have you seen Quentin Tarantino’s latest filmOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood?

It hit theaters in July 2019 and was another very interesting film in the career of the legendary director.

The movie also produced a pretty hilarious meme that folks on social media can’t seem to get enough of.

There’s a scene in the movie where Leonardo DiCaprio’s character points and now people on social media are using the image to make funny memes that “point out” funny and obvious things.

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Here are some of the funniest examples out there.

1. I love when that happens!

Hey, it’s a wonderful life! Get it?!?!

2. Oh, it’s begun…

I’m glad he pointed it out…when it begins…

3. The women are little.

Hence, the name of the film…

4. I see what you did there.

We’re in the ENDGAME now.

5. I think I see him.

He’s right there!

6. They’re all around you.

I knew they named it that for a reason.

7. And there’s a little fire.

What would we do without Leo?

8. I know that dude!

That’s very exciting.

9. Call me by your name.

Have you seen that one yet?

10. Gets them all fired up.

What is that sound I hear…?

11. You better mute that RIGHT NOW.

How rude!!!!

12. Oh, he got out alright!

Leo nails it again!

Those are pretty hilarious!

Have you seen any good “Leo pointing” memes lately?

Or maybe you even made your own?

Please share them with us in the comments!

Let’s see what ya got!

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