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Alissa Walker, Gizmodo
Mon, 06/01/2015 - 3:56pm

Manspreading—the phenomenon where males require extra room on trains for their oversized scrotums—has been in the news lately with several reports of men being arrested on the New York City subway for occupying more than one seat. Surely this isn’t the worst offense committed on our public transportation systems?Read more...

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