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Why was a part of the male anatomy among the top 10 Twitter trends?

On Monday afternoon, a part of the male body that sounds like pianist was among the top 10 trending words on Twitter.

Why? Mainly because of chatter about a Web site that lets you measure your e-privates. That’s right; it’s come to this—posturing over the size of our virtual privates.

Of course, that’s all fun and games until a stuffy manager decides to check out this Twitter thing. He or she starts poking around and next thing you know finds this page.

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Coincidence that AIG is on the same trend list?

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