【Married Women’s Sex Party】

The Married Women’s Sex Partybest reason to tune in to the vice presidential debate Tuesday night was Tim Kaine's finely sculpted eyebrows.

Hillary Clinton's running mate sat down to debate Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who is running on the Republican ticket with Donald Trump. The two VP candidates debated many topics from the economy to foreign policy.

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All the while, Kaine punctuated his arguments and Apprentice-inspired dad jokes with an arch of his feathered brow.

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His eyebrows were so impressive, someone made a dedicated Twitter account for them.

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They're so expressive.

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So perfectly curved.

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Look at those points.

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So mesmerizing.

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So wonderfully bowed.

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You keep those dad jokes coming, Tim.

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#TimKainesEyebrows2016.

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