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A camera catches a guy eating a bug on a roller coaster; a teen tries to launch a bottle rocket with hilarious results; a montage of wedding mishaps; this week's state spotlight is Florida.
A camera catches a guy eating a bug on a roller coaster; a teen tries to launch a bottle rocket with hilarious results; a montage of wedding mishaps; this week's state spotlight is Florida.
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