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The Space-Time Continuum

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009 – running time 48:21
Big announcements for Kevin's hardware, the tale of the woman who orgasms every 6 minutes (literally), top 5 irrational fears, the meanest Japanese prank ever, aircraft dilemmas and the first ever episode with time travel!

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The Woman Who Can't Stop Getting Off

This newly discovered condition dubbed Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (aka being a guy) left this anonymous girl with 100-200 orgasms every day and unable to have actual, real life sex. Not so fun at that point, right?

If you or a loved one suffers from this condition, let us know! Shoot us an email Fans@Diggnation.com.

Source: boingboing
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5 Irrational Fears Even Rational People Have

Killer asteroids and genetically modified animals... are these legit fears or completely irrational? We're all just paranoid and think every bottle of baby powder is Anthrax.

Source: Cracked.com
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Meanest Japanese Prank EVER

Yay funny time in Japan = fake terrorism and shooting, apparently! Poor, poor Japanese man. But highly entertaining for us. Domo arigato.

Source: Warming Glow
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Large Hadron Collider: Sabotaged By Its Own Future?

Based on a mysterious tiny particle and building block of life that is hoped to be discovered, the much-delayed and maligned Large Hadron Collider has been hit by its most outlandish claim to date - it is being sabotaged by its own future. The world's biggest and most complex experiment to date, said to be Back to the Future in real life, the LHC has taken 10,000 researchers more than 15 years to build.

If nothing else, this is the foundation of some thought provoking time travel stoner talk... and Alex going into the future.

Source: Telegraph UK
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Viewer Emails

Pilot problems, flight sims, general aviation dilemmas... you know, stuff we can all relate to. Alex talks complex aircraft issues, and answers a question about flying with contacts.

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Nokia Booklet 3G

Nokia is revolutionizing mobility again. They've just come out with their first ever netbook - the brand new Nokia Booklet 3G and we've got the first one ever in North America not in the hands of a Nokia employee. It gives you the experience of a fully functioning PC inside an ultra-portable aluminum chassis that weighs less than 3 pounds. It comes running windows 7 and has always on 3G, WiFi, and bluetooth connectivity. This high-performance mini-laptop also comes with an HDMI port for HD video out, a front facing camera for video calling, easily accessible SD card reader and a 10.1 inch glass display. The introductory price for the Nokia Booklet 3G is $299.99 with an AT&T Data Connect plan and two-year activation. For more feature info on The Nokia Booklet 3G, go to nokiausa.com/booklet3g.

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