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Large,asian forced sex videos undulating blankets of white foam enveloped the streets of Santa Clara, California, Friday and they sent everyone in the vicinity a little bit loopy.

The giant foamy blob, which reportedly billowed out from a hangar at Mineta San Jose International Airport after its fire prevention system malfunctioned, started taking over the streets around lunchtime.

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Within minutes, emergency crews were on the scene, local media were covering it live from every angle, and foolhardy passersby dived into its pillowy depths.

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The initial news alerts came as thick and fast as the foam.

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Fox News quickly switched their live cam from Trump Tower to the foamy streets.

Shep Smith excitedly declared a "mystery foam alert."

Before long the livestreams were up and thousands were hooked.

The world's saddest sandbag wall was built.

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People started bathing in the foam's undulating pools.

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And cycling right into its snowy white center.

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Yep, the 2016 foamnado was clearly the brief distraction America needed.

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