Posted on May 7, 2013, 4:05 UTC, by MC, under
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David Hillshafer: The Mass Murder Problem Eighteen Beautifully Bizarre Places You Should See Golfing America’s National Cemetaries and Parks Google Searches Show The Seasonal Trends Of Mental Illness Jack Shafer: Who’s Afraid of the Koch Brothers? Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood: Black Pudding Obama To Grads: Reject Voices That Warn About Government Tyranny People Who [...]
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Posted on April 19, 2013, 3:04 UTC, by MC, under
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A Few Rare People Hallucinate Musical Scores Athletes and Movie Stars Really Do Live Harder, Die Younger Daniel Kalder: The Other Koresh The Daily Routines of Famous Writers “[The Pulitzer is] just a dummy newspaper publicity award given by crooks and illiterates.“ The Strange Beauty of Salt Mines Related articles Boston cops: Don’t reveal our [...]
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Posted on March 24, 2013, 5:03 UTC, by MC, under
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BIG GODDAMN FUN LINKS Apparently, promulgating economic falsehoods pays well: “Journalist and political blogger Matthew Yglesias bought a three-bedroom, three-bath condo on Q Street in Logan Circle for $1.2 million. In a converted Victorian rowhouse, the unit has original exposed-brick walls and a private patio. Yglesias writes about business and the economy for Slate.” Brando emoting like [...]
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