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Fall Out Boy and Gym Class Heroes Enjoy the Internet, Using Their Hands

November 13, 2007 5:58 PM ET

As you may have seen yesterday, we caught up with Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy along with his buddies — and current tourmates — Gym Class Heroes last week at our big RS Live party in New York. Things started wholesomely enough, but then Wentz started to talk about how hard it is to get some privacy on the tour bus, and things went downhill from there.

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