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“The Golden Girls” tackles marriage equality

Today in Dotted Lines: A Vine Passover wish from USA Today, that red marriage equality icon, and NO, NO, NO, Rick Ross, c’mon, you can’t rap about raping women.

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Every evening, the Daily Dot delivers a selection of links worth clicking from around the Web, along with the day’s must-see image or video. We call it Dotted Lines.

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  • The Golden Girls nailed marriage equality back in 1991. See above. 
  • Parents in Park Slope are crusading against iPads in the library. Jordan Valinsky (remember him?) makes funny Brooklyn jokes.
  • This minor league ballpark will install video games in its urinals. Call it “X-Stream.” But actually call it that, because it’s trademarked.
  • Rick Ross, c’mon, man. You can’t rap about drugging and raping a woman.
  • USA Today wants you to have a happy Passover. On Vine.
  • Some updates on Spotify’s video service.
  • Rush Limbaugh has some thoughtful musings on lesbians and substance abuse. 
  • This guy grew a mohawk and paints advertisements on it. This “real-life” branding won’t do much for his klout score, though.
  • This Duke Chronicle March Madness headline.
  • That red marriage equality sign on your Facebook profile is completely useless, says Vice. (IS IT? DO YOU DISAGREE?)
  • Actor turned country singer Jim Carrey has a country song about gun control.
 
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