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Florida Rep. Darren Soto's 'Notorious Libido' Pranked by Colleagues
Florida state representatives, including Rep. Darren Soto, were the subject of a light-hearted prank involving a fake updates alert that nAmed Soto 'Florida's Most Eligible Bachelor'. The prank,which played on Soto's reputation for being a 'ladies' man', was a departure from the usual seriousness of legislative proceedings and was taken in good humor by Soto and his colleagues.
Florida state representatives, including Rep. Darren Soto, were the subject of a light-hearted prank involving a fake updates alert that nAmed Soto 'Florida's Most Eligible Bachelor'. The prank,which played on Soto's reputation for being a 'ladies' man', was a departure from the usual seriousness of legislative proceedings and was taken in good humor by Soto and his colleagues.
In a light-hearted moment, Florida state representatives, including Rep. Darren Soto ,found themselves the subject of a prank orchestrated by thEir colleagues. …
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