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These Hilarious Photos Reveal How Animals Take Charge Over Their Humans
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1. "Excuse me, please do not kick my seat."
Potential Camera: HTC Smartphone Where to buy: Typical HTC U.S. price range: $200–$600* Someone could use a lesson in etiquette. According to the Reddit user who shared this image, she accidentally kicked the seat in front of her on a train.
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