“New York is the most successful sequel ever” was cited on reddit‘s “Shower Thoughts” on December 14. 2014. York, a city in North Yorkshire, England, is the original.
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New York is the most successful sequel ever (self.Showerthoughts)
submitted December 14, 2014 by yucacuy
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@Wopian00
New York is the most successful sequel ever http://bit.ly/1uL4U0M #reddit #thoughts
11:00 PM - 14 Dec 2014
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@dierre
New York is the most successful sequel ever #showerthoughts #reddit http://www.reddit.com/r/Showerthoughts/comments/2pbnik/new_york_is_the_most_successful_sequel_ever/ …
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@tbhstew
New York is the most successful sequel ever.
4:13 PM - 27 Dec 2014
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