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Welcome To Gibtown, The Last 'Freakshow' Town In America, Confessions Of A Disordered Eater, The Best Way To Almost Ruin A Guitar And Other Facts From This Week, The Secret Lives Of L.A.'s Bottle-Service Girls, Playing Hockey Upside Down On The Underside Of A Frozen Pond, Your Cough Might Kill This Baby

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Friday, February 27, 2015



GEEK LIFE
Welcome To Gibtown, The Last 'Freakshow' Town In America
theguardian.com
With the demise of the carnival, an important slice of American history risks being lost – but the residents of Gibsonton, Florida, are trying to keep the legacy of the town's famous "freaks" alive.



FOOD FIGHT
Confessions Of A Disordered Eater
buzzfeed.com
After a lifetime struggling with compulsive, secretive, and restrictive eating, I'm still figuring out how to have a healthy relationship with food.



WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK
The Best Way To Almost Ruin A Guitar And Other Facts From This Week
digg.com
This week we learned that you can shred licks while shredding waves, even monks can enjoy a good snowball fight and boobs in video games are unrealistic.



BOTTLE-SERVICE JOURNALISM
The Secret Lives Of L.A.'s Bottle-Service Girls
firstwefeast.com
The ladies on the front lines of Hollywood's VIP nightspots pull back the velvet rope and open up about misconceptions, tricks of the trade, and how to avoid being the biggest douche in the club.



ICING ON THE STICK
Playing Hockey Upside Down On The Underside Of A Frozen Pond
digg.com
Because hockey isn't already difficult enough with all the slipping and sliding around.



WHOOP THERE IT IS
Your Cough Might Kill This Baby
medium.com
Thought measles was bad? Meet whooping cough: highly contagious, especially fatal to infants, and making a comeback.

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Les Kroemer is dwarfed by a likeness of Jim Davis' comic strip character Garfield, Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015, in Marion, Ind. Kroemer shoveled the likeness onto the frozen surface of Wagner Lake behind his home. Credit: AP Photo/The Chronicle-Tribune, Jeff Morehead