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I saw it used on Twitter several times, but googling around I couldn't figure
it out.

Here are some examples.

> "@mao_sid: 24あるある。シーズン2ぐらいから、あのちょいちょい入ってくるデジタル時計いらないなぁって思いだす。"
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> "@mao_sid: 24あるある。ジャックは忙しくなると基本、大統領以外にはタメ口になる。"
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> "@mao_sid: 24あるある。たまに他の海外ドラマに出てる俳優さんが出てくると嬉しくなる。"

It looks like this is about the TV show "24." But I don't understand the あるある
part.
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meaning slang internet-slang
What is the meaning of あるある?
In colloquial speech, 「あるある」 is basically a way to respond to questions like
"Have you ever noticed how the more busy Jack gets, the more he sweats". あるある
means something like "Yeah, I recognize that situation" or "Yeah, I've been
thinking about that too" or "Yeah, I _have_ noticed that".

One meaning of ネタ is 'humorous material' or 'joke material'. There's a term
あるあるネタ, which basically means humorous questions like the above, which you can
use in conversation as jokes.

Here, although I'm not familiar with Twitter lingo, I would guess that the
poster is using 24あるある to refer to あるあるネタ about the TV show '24'. So basically
"In 24, have you noticed how [...]".
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