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Britain's Hardest Men

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By grrlscientist on February 1, 2010.

tags: Britain's Hardest Men, journalism, television news, cultural observation, Charlie Brooker, satire, parody, humor, comedy, fucking hilarious, streaming video

What is it about some men and violence? This video news report seeks to provide amusement and a little insight.

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