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What do Justin Bieber and the Abominable Snowman have in common?

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By Jennifer Brett
Oct 14, 2015

Justin Bieber. The Abominable Snowman. Believe it or not they share one thing in common.

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Both have been spotted at the Marietta Ice Center!

Bieber on ice.

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Bieber posted photos and video of himself hitting the rink during a trip back to Atlanta last year.

And "Goosebumps," out Friday, filmed a chilling scene there!

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Historic Madison is a magnet for movies

The Abominable Snowman makes an appearance in "Goosebumps," in a scene filmed at the Marietta Ice Center.

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