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:11 Pipers whose jaw-dropping good piping will make you cry
 
:11 Pipers whose jaw-dropping good piping will make you cry
 
:You won't ''believe'' what these 10 lords leap over
 
:You won't ''believe'' what these 10 lords leap over
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:Carolers outside the Buzzfeed offices perform "12 Weird things I ''actually got'' for Christmas"
 
:Carolers outside the Buzzfeed offices perform "12 Weird things I ''actually got'' for Christmas"
  
 
==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
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*The Buzzfeed YouTube Channel uploaded a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v92edGrMbY video] called ''The 12 Days of Internet Christmas'', which is similar to ''The Twelve Days of Christmas'' song. But the video contains a number of strange objects and images, to name a few, a naked Ryan Gosling and four men with curly beards. Because of its absurd content, according to the like-dislike ratio, the video's quality is rather controversial.
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*The Buzzfeed YouTube Channel uploaded a [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v92edGrMbY video] called ''The 12 Days of Internet Christmas'', which is similar to ''The Twelve Days of Christmas'' song. But the video contains a number of strange objects and images, to name a few, a naked Ryan Gosling and four men with curly beard. Because of its absurd content, according to the like-dislike ratio, the video's quality is rather controversial.
  
 
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