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34 Perfectly Snarky Tweets About 'The Bachelor,' Episode 3

"Nick's eyes say he is here for the right reasons, but his clothes say he is here for the A Capella Championships."
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BACKSTREET'S BACK (on "The Bachelor").
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Another week, another glorious episode of “The Bachelor” ― complete with nanny talk, bouncy castle seductions, vomiting and the Backstreet Boys.

Below are 34 tweets that capture the beauty and pain and general “WTF??” that accompany being a fan of this hallowed reality show.

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