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Balloonists from Sweden have sent a doughnut into space, just for the hell of it.

, the doughnut world's NASA equivalent, strapped the pink-frosted missile to a weather balloon and recorded the flight with an on-board camera. The launch was held in Askim, Norway, from where the doughnut soared to a height of almost 20 miles. We wonder if it was filled with space jam... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJKDPZrCZwA

Taylor Swift’s favourite kebab shop has become one of London’s top tourist attractions

Margot Robbie’s favourite Clapham nightclub is also pulling in tourists, according to new research. If you thought London tourists were still only interested in Buckingham Palace and Big Ben, think again. One of the capital’s biggest tourist attractions right now is apparently a kebab shop beloved by Taylor Swift. Kentish Delight in Kentish Town has […]

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Balloonists from Sweden have sent a doughnut into space, just for the hell of it.

Balloonists from Sweden have sent a doughnut into space, just for the hell of it.

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