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Keywords News : Trending - News from other sources.   The Story Behind the Hashtag: #habitsifindhardtobreak Mon, 01 Apr, 2013 03:17 PM PDT Trending topics hit Twitter every day. One of today's trending topics, #habitsifindhardtobreak, acts as a bit of a confession — everyone has bad habits after all, right? Today, Twitter users dished out their strangest addictions that, no matter what, they just can't seem to shake In this recurri... Continue reading Basketballer's gruesome injury becomes a social media spectacle Mon, 01 Apr, 2013 03:16 PM PDT You didn't have to be a college hoops fan to get a healthy dose of sports in your Twitterstream on Sunday. Perhaps you saw the name "Kevin Ware" trending worldwide, or the hashtag #PrayForWare popping up here and there. Continue reading Why we get pleasure from pranking Mon, 01 Apr, 2013 03:15 PM PDT Reading this story will totally change your freaking life.Ha. (Gotcha.) The rascally antics of April Fools' Day are exploiting yet again a realm that, somehow, has not been fully pranked-out by practical jokesters — the Internet, where today you may spot certain trending tomfoolery weeks in the plannin... Continue reading The Trending 20: What I Love About Zayn Mon, 01 Apr, 2013 03:04 PM PDT " The Trending 20 " is a regular series where we round up interesting, informative and hilarious tweets from worldwide Twitter trending topics, fueled by young tweeters on the interwebs. Have one to submit? Continue reading April Fools' Day Pranks 2013: Guardian, Daily Caller, Netflix And Other Media Companies Prove They Have A Sense Of Humor Mon, 01 Apr, 2013 02:18 PM PDT When it comes to setting the Internet ablaze with April Fools' Day pranks, it's hard to outdo Google and Twitter, the two tech giants that control virtually every bit of information that courses through the Web. Hence, Google Nose was already trending before most of us woke up this morning, and Twitter... Continue reading

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