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#151190 17-Aug-2014 02:43
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It's not just trolls you have to worry about online:

Internet attacked by sharks




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  #1109770 17-Aug-2014 06:33
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No wonder the international connections are dodgy



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  #1109773 17-Aug-2014 07:43
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Maybe they're teething. :)

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  #1109787 17-Aug-2014 08:58
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First reports from 1987 and only now these dummies are writing about it? Because Google decided to promote their new trans-Pacific cable and get orders in place? Or is it to ride the waves of Discovery Channel's Shark Week going on now?

Linkbait (no pun intended) at best.




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