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October 30, 2009

Not certain, but I’m pretty sure I can fashion a Daft Punk costume out of what’s in my closet.

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Accidental mash-up: Slick Rick’s “Children’s Story” from my browser and Tchaikovsky’s “Pas de deux, a. Intrada” from iTunes.

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October 29, 2009
Via Commenters, The Awl Morphs Into The Volokh Conspiracy For A Little While. →

This is all well and good, but I want 15 more minutes of fart jokes.

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October 28, 2009
The people on Jeopardy tonight are stupid.

They really were. (via notthatkindagay)

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Hideous Rodent May Provide Cure For Cancer. →

Reblogging without the hideous photo. (via)

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Schwarzenegger Gives California Legislature A Hidden Finger (via)

Schwarzenegger Gives California Legislature A Hidden Finger (via)

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October 26, 2009
Apparently, U2 is having a performance streamed on YouTube right bloody now. →

And there’s a Twitter hashtag. (via Robin Menikoff)

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October 24, 2009
It’s sad until you realize all that’s on his mind is eating your eyeballs and trying to live in your hall closet. (via)

It’s sad until you realize all that’s on his mind is eating your eyeballs and trying to live in your hall closet. (via)

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October 22, 2009
Police said the chair was powered by a converted lawnmower and had a stereo and cup holders.
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paintthetownred:


soupsoup:

Forget Time and AOL, I’m more interested in the merger of The Business Insider and Gawker.

Gawker editor Anthony De Rosa noticed this first (obviously) and I dutifully tweeted about, wondering if some sort of explanation would be forthcoming.  Is this an example of Gawker’s new publishing platform at work or has Business Insider worked out a content syndication deal with Gawker?


I liked Gawker when it was scared to death of resembling other sites. I guess the incessant differentiating of the same gets it more attention nowadays.

paintthetownred:

soupsoup:

Forget Time and AOL, I’m more interested in the merger of The Business Insider and Gawker.

Gawker editor Anthony De Rosa noticed this first (obviously) and I dutifully tweeted about, wondering if some sort of explanation would be forthcoming.  Is this an example of Gawker’s new publishing platform at work or has Business Insider worked out a content syndication deal with Gawker?

I liked Gawker when it was scared to death of resembling other sites. I guess the incessant differentiating of the same gets it more attention nowadays.

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