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  Warren #Buffet Says #CocaCola Keeps Him Healthy, But There's Just One Problem
  May 3, 2016 by s.m. gibson
  (ANTIMEDIA) Omaha, Nebraska – On Saturday, 85-year-old billionaire Warren Buffett attributed his health and happiness in life to eating fudge, peanut brittle, and consuming a kidney-crushing amount of Coca-Cola.
  One journalist at the event was quick to point out to the CEO that Coca-Cola products have long been linked to a myriad of health problems, including contributing to nearly 137,000 deaths annually from diabetes, 45,000 deaths from heart disease, and thousands per year from cancer. The reporter then repeated the request of one Berkshire Hathaway investor to "Please explain directly why we Berkshire Hathaway shareholders should be proud to own Coke."
  "I happen to elect to consume 700 calories a day of Coca-Cola….I think Coke is a marvelous product," Buffet said. "I really wish I had a twin, and that twin had eaten broccoli his entire life. I know I would have been happier, and I think the odds are I would have lived longer."
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  #Dankest Memes Of The 2016 #Presidential Race So Far
  May 2, 2016 by s.m. gibson
  AntiMedia Staff
  (ANTIMEDIA) As your thumb guides you through an endless sea of invisible friends pontificating to strangers on social media, your eye catches what appears to be a never-before-seen meme from that page you follow. Your fifth digit hesitates as it scrolls in retreat back through the "news" feed when the dankness overtakes you. An accidental snort audibly stutters from your face as you attempt to suppress the brief burst of awkward giddiness.
  You're not even supposed to be on your phone right now, but you're a rebel and confidently press share, anyway, even though you're friends with your boss on Facebook. That meme says everything you ever wanted to say about the candidate(s) with whom you do not identify — and it must be seen by others. As you await the cyber-gratitude that comes with being the first on your friends list to share the latest viral meme, you finally allow yourself to be bothered and decide to do some "actual" work. (It's about time too, and I don't care what your boss "let's" you do).
  For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction… and in its typical dark satirical form, the internet's response to the current U.S. presidential race has been nothing short of hilarious. Some of the memes floating around are almost as ridiculous as the candidates, themselves.
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