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Every few months, Oreo unleashes a new flavor on unsuspecting grocery shoppers. They generally range from delicious (hello Red Velvet and Cinnamon Bun), to the highly questionable (lookin’ at you, Swedish Fish and Watermelon). 

Now that Peeps-flavored Oreos are hitting the shelves, it seems we’re back to a “questionable” choice. That’s right folks, America’s least favorite Easter treat combined forces with America’s favorite cookie to make this: 

Because as we all know, there’s nothing more delicious than golden Oreo cookies filled with Peeps-flavored marshmallow filling, right? RIGHT?

According to a press release from Walmart, the cookies will hit Walmart stores on Feb. 22. A representative told HuffPost in an emailed statement that the cookies are not exclusive to Walmart and will also be available at a few other grocery stores.  

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Last week we talked a bit about the video that leaked showing some of the menus and UI of the Nintendo Switch console. That leak was by a dude called “hiphoptherobot,” who said of how he got his hands on the console, “It isn’t like I grabbed it off the back of a truck or anything, I just happened to get lucky because unnamed store decided to ship early for whatever reason.”

Nintendo has now called BS on that claim and has issued a statement saying that the consoles used in the leak were in fact stolen. Nintendo says that it has determined that the Switch systems used in the leaked videos were in fact stolen from a US distributor.

Nintendo gos on to say that the people involved in the theft have been fired and turned over to authorities for prosecution. From that we can glean that the leaked video is in fact of a Switch console and this is what the menus will look like. I’m surprised Nintendo hasn’t had the video pulled already, but as of this writing the video is still online, and you can see it above.

[via IGN]

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“He said, ‘I’m not going to give you any anesthetic’ and he said ‘If you scream, they will hear you.’” 

That’s how Connie described the illegal abortion she received in 1953 when she was 16 years old. Now a retired teacher, mother and grandmother, Connie said that after she received the abortion, the man who performed the procedure proceeded to sexually assault her as she lay bleeding on the table. 

Connie and three other women recently sat down with The Scene to discuss what it was like to get an illegal abortion before Roe v. Wade was handed down in 1973.

The video was published this past weekend to honor Norma McCorvey, the anonymous plaintiff in Roe v. Wade, who passed away last Saturday at 69 years old. Although McCorvey later became a pro-life, born-again Catholic, her legal battle in the historic Supreme Court decision has saved millions of women’s lives.  

The four women, identified only as Connie, Jane, Robin and Dr. Samuels, described their abortion experiences pre-Roe v. Wade. According to the video, Jane was raped in 1968 during her senior year of college and decided to get a back-alley abortion. The now 46-year-old said she almost died from the botched procedure. 

“Being raped was pretty bad, but having an abortion was shameful,” she said. “The period of time that this was happening you did not want anybody to know that you were doing this.”

In 1972, Robin got an abortion when she was 19 years old. She referred to herself as a “daughter of privilege” because her father was a doctor and he made the arrangements for her to get an illegal abortion. 

“I regretted not having children, but I still don’t regret having the abortion,” Robin said. “Because I don’t think one has anything to do with the other.”

Dr. Samuels told The Scene she was doing a medical internship in 1965 in Brooklyn when she witnessed how many women died from botched abortions. “The abortions will continue regardless of whether it’s legal or not legal ― as it always has,” she said. 

Connie summed up the video on a powerful note: “If we don’t guard very preciously ― very fiercely ― the right to have an abortion, this is what it’s going to be like again.”

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