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Here's what's going viral today: Saturday

It’s tea-break time

Dec 10th 2016, 11:00 AM 5,364 Views 0 Comments

EVERY MORNING AT tea-break time (aka 11am), DailyEdge brings you the most perfect pics, videos and posts being shared today. Take a minute and enjoy our Daily Digest.

Oh nothing, just a Tallaght sign in Grand Theft Auto.

7EggjY5 Source: Reddit Ireland

Today, people are watching:

Your nightly routine in a nutshell.
http://vine.co/v/5xMrMZEPm1q

When the excitement gets too much that you lose your balance.
http://vine.co/v/5P2rLP9aY5h

Waking up shook with a hangover and praying the shower will save you like…
http://vine.co/v/OXbYzWm9jlq

People are liking:

This pun work from Iarnróid Éireann.

People are retweeting:

When you’re too polite to correct someone.

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Irish is an amazing language.

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me irl

Source: The Feelings Haver🐖/Twitter

And finally… using vouchers to buy Christmas like

ev1JjiY Source: Imgur

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Here's what's going viral today: Saturday

It’s tea-break time