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80: Our Eff Bomb Episode

Christina, Simone, and Brianna talk about the rumored iPhone 7 leaks, and then take a scenic tour of hell discussing Twitter’s reaction to Leslie Jones’ harassment. The cherry on the sundae is Christina’s in-depth recap of the Taylor Swift vs. Kim Kardashian beef, and Simone’s reveal that she is, deep-down, a terrible person. This episode of Rocket is sponsored by: Textexpander, from Smile: Simply indispensable. Braintree: Code for easy online payments. Links and Show Notes Apple might announce 3 different iPhone 7 models this year Video shows possible new iPhone 7 without headphone jack Purported iPhone 7 photo shows much bigger camera, fewer antenna lines | The Verge Twitter now lets anyone request a verified account | The Verge Why did Twitter take so long to finally ban one of its biggest trolls? Milo Yiannopoulos's Twitter ban, explained - Vox Getting banned on Twitter has nothing to do with freedom of speech | Polygon Can “Free Speech” be “Moderated”? Yes. — Learning By Shipping Kim Kardashian’s Taylor Swift-Kanye West Snapchat story, explained - Vox

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Christina, Simone, and Brianna talk about the rumored iPhone 7 leaks, and then take a scenic tour of hell discussing Twitter’s reaction to Leslie Jones’ harassment. The cherry on the sundae is Christina’s in-depth recap of the Taylor Swift vs. Kim Kardashian beef, and Simone’s reveal that she is, deep-down, a terrible person. This episode of Rocket is sponsored by: Textexpander, from Smile: Simply indispensable. Braintree: Code for easy online payments. Links and Show Notes Apple might announce 3 different iPhone 7 models this year Video shows possible new iPhone 7 without headphone jack Purported iPhone 7 photo shows much bigger camera, fewer antenna lines | The Verge Twitter now lets anyone request a verified account | The Verge Why did Twitter take so long to finally ban one of its biggest trolls? Milo Yiannopoulos's Twitter ban, explained - Vox Getting banned on Twitter has nothing to do with freedom of speech | Polygon Can “Free Speech” be “Moderated”? Yes. — Learning By Shipping Kim Kardashian’s Taylor Swift-Kanye West Snapchat story, explained - Vox
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