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‘It’s a trap!’: Star Wars themed wedding photo turns Toronto couple into Internet stars
The force was with Leslie Seiler and Paul Kingston the day they said I do. Now, so is Internet fame.

The Toronto couple have had to curtail their own honeymoon to deal with the spate of publicity surrounding one of their wedding photos.

The image — snapped on May 31st in central Toronto– depicts the two aspiring comedians and their wedding party being chased by the iconic All-Terrain Armored Transport vehicles (At-Ats) from the Star Wars franchise.

Since the image appeared on social media earlier this week, requests have been pouring in for the newlyweds who appeared to survive a near brush with Empire combat vehicles. (Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Little Blue Lemon Photography & Cinematography-Danielle & Tony Lombardo)

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Dog diving competition — White Swiss Shepherd dogs ‘Kenai’, left, and ‘Yasu’, right, jump into the water during the dog diving competition at the International pedigree dog and purebred cat exhibition in Erfurt, central Germany, Sunday, June 16, 2013. 4,000 dogs and 150 cats from 20 countries re shown at the exhibition. (AP Photo/Jens Meyer)

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Braun HLD 4 (by das programm)

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Hotel Abbotsford Cafe, 1910s

Source: City of Vancouver Archives #LGN 1185.2

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Jony Ive redesigns Garage Band.

Credit @Claus

npostlife:

Quebec’s Couche-Tard chain introduces pizza- and spaghetti-flavoured slushees, suggests you mix them together
This is not a joke (although it MAY be a clever marketing ploy … rumour has it the red sauce actually tastes like strawberry, and the yellow spaghetti is actually kiwi): Quebec convenience store chain Couche-Tard (Mac’s in English-speaking Canada) has introduced a new flavour of crushed-ice beverages just in time for summer — and they’re raising some eyebrows.

Called La Sloche Pizzaghetti (say it out loud — it sounds awful), the new flavour is actually two — you guessed it: pizza and spaghetti — which Couche Tard suggests are best enjoyed together in a series of commercials that romantically pair a gigantic slice of pizza and a woman made of spaghetti.