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Even when a guy is getting stabbed in the ear with a chopstick, Outrage is totally controlled.
A dumb video game is getting the Internet's best manufactured outrage.
Every street sign must be replaced by 2018, just to save a bunch of lives.
It's mad about the name of CBS's new show.
Some poster designer is probably due a ram jam.
"I was supposed to be notified by December 31 ... and nothing."
It seems a 75 cent decrease isn't enough.
Producers want Zac Efron or Jake Gyllenhaal. Boo!
Citing some apparently bogus policy, NPR has removed the names of Larry Craig and Charlie Crist from Nathan Lee's review of Kirby Dick's documentary.
Kirby Dick's documentary, 'Outrage,' examines the double lifestyles of closeted legislators whose politics actively threaten the interests of the gay community. See the poster!
And no, the complaint wasn't about the show not being funny.
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