January 2012
Jan 27th
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Music blogs | Scott Creney reacts to Chuck... →
Klosterman obviously did not “get” HRO.
Jan 26th
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“You don’t care about poor people.”
– Capitol Report: Walker avoids ‘r’ word, but protesters don’t
Jan 26th
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“Every time he took a shot he said, `Don’t worry young fella, I get paid for...”
– Kwame Brown, on Rasheed  
Jan 26th
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Jan 25th
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“Cultural criticism on the internet is dying because we finally realized that the...”
– hro
Jan 24th
“The proliferation of sand mines in Wisconsin is due to the increasing use...”
– Company proposes building big sand mine in Dane County
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“Intellectuals are losing to those with the loudest beliefs. We know stunningly...”
– The Lost Art of Becoming Good at Things | Expert Enough
Jan 23rd
“Nostalgia was elevated to the primary mode of discourse, whether talking about...”
– “Attack On Memory” by Cloud Nothings | Impose Magazine miss u 2009
Jan 23rd
“Now that is a professional basketball player who is not named Vince Carter.”
– Roy Hibbert taking busted nose in stride | The Basketball Jones | Blogs | theScore.com
Jan 23rd
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huge tire bounces into lake →
10/10 BNM
Jan 23rd
Hey, whatsup bro? Laidback consulting with bros →
Jan 23rd
“At the outset of the public-union standoff, educators had made dire predictions...”
– It’s Working in Walker’s Wisconsin by Christian Schneider, City Journal Winter 2012
Jan 23rd
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“It was this radiant passage, when he had the pick of all of his work, that Roth...”
– Beyond The Art of Fielding: Why are American novelists so interested in sports? - Slate Magazine
Jan 23rd
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Jan 22nd
“If you smoke then you should try and stop, as smoking can make chilblains worse.”
– Chilblains | Health | Patient UK
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“The Man From Jupiter”
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Jan 19th
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“A 92-year-old who can no longer do many of the things she once enjoyed said: “I...”
– Elderly ‘Experts’ Share Life Advice in Cornell Project - NYTimes.com
Jan 17th
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Komakino: There’s nothing quite as sobering as... →
josephscottmaus: There’s nothing quite as sobering as watching the entirety of the film “Take Me Home Tonight” with whiskey breath on a Sunday at 1:00 a.m. After realizing that you sat still for 97 entire minutes and let the scoptics trick your liquor-glazed eyes into non-action, you see with startlingly clarity the grotesque spectacle you’re part of with every second of being, pour yourself...
Jan 17th
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Listenthejoyofviolentmovement: New York-based band,...
Jan 15th
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“There has never been a time in the Nets’ N.B.A. history when the road has been...”
– Brooklyn Awaits, but Nets’ Destination as a Team Is Still Unclear - NYTimes.com @ the early 2000 Nets being an ‘artistic hit’
Jan 13th
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“We don’t find happiness by looking within. We go outside and immerse in...”
– To Find Happiness, Forget About Passion - Oliver Segovia - Harvard Business Review
Jan 13th
“You know why your dad killed himself?” she says. “It’s because of you! Because...”
– The Worst Argument I Ever Heard « Thought Catalog
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“His claim to fame was his stellar defense against Michael Jordan in the 1984...”
– Dan Dakich - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jan 11th
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Listenpionears: Guided by Voices - ‘Tractor Rape...
Jan 11th
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“It all starts with Rubio, who has proven the hype, and the wait, were worth it....”
– Ricky Rubio Has Brought the Timberwolves to Life | Bleacher Report I might get that 5 team NBA league pass just to watch Love and Rubio. White People!
Jan 11th
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“It’s like being an investigative reporter, or someone from ‘CSI...”
– ‘Extinct’ Galapagos Tortoise Turns Up on Distant Island
Jan 11th
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Super Sad True Love Story
At first I was disappointed by the lack of imagination in the author’s vision of the near future but I soon realized I was missing the point. The strict extension of current trends isn’t going to happen but it does create a more interesting setting for the “apocalypse” than any other recent fictional dystopia.
Jan 10th
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