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Tweet Sweeper: Dara O Briain has a problem with his trousers

Can you guess what it is? Our pick of the week’s tweets from famous people.
10.00am, 6 Oct 2012
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SIDE-SPLITTING JOKES are what you expect plenty of when you pay your hard-earned cash to see a comedian perform.

Sometimes other things can split, however, which can also end up being quite funny. The world can be a cruel, cruel place.

Leave it all behind with this week’s selection from the Twitter machine.

Warning: Contains strong language, which we think is ace!

Tweet Sweeper: Dara O Briain has a problem with his trousers
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    This week Kanye decided to delete every one of his previous mutterings and replace it with this. Oh the anticipation...

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    Hmm. Mind readers or lazy tweeters. You decide.

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  • This week Kanye decided to delete every one of his previous mutterings and replace it with this. Oh the anticipation...
  • Hmm. Mind readers or lazy tweeters. You decide.

Brian McFadden’s smut! Georgia Salpa’s puppies! And all the other Tweet Sweepers…>

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