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For My Patrons 🔒 : Social Network Infiltration by Face-Eating Leopards

Reports circulate that Social Network users are shocked beyond all reasonable belief that Groups who have rules against allowing face-eating leopards then block Groups hosting face-eating leopards.

For My Patrons 🔒 : Social Network Infiltration by Face-Eating Leopards
On October 16, 2015, Twitter user Adrian Bott tweeted: "'I never thought leopards would eat MY face,' sobs woman who voted for the Leopards Eating People's Faces Party." And thus, a meme was born!

Dossier F 632: Summary of Reactions To Social Network Infiltration by Face-Eating Leopards

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Most of us are by now intuitively aware of the Social Network and how it has been harnessed for the benefit of face-eating. "Groups," in this report, refers to those ineffectual, small, self-contained little user-run fiefdoms, which each have their own lingo, social codes, and some — though limited — security.

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Reports circulate that Social Network users are shocked beyond all reasonable belief that Groups who have rules against allowing face-eating leopards then block Groups hosting face-eating leopards.

This seems like an opportunity for testing [ REDACTED ].

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