January 2010
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… the implication of an iPad-crazed world – with its millions of...
– John Naughton in the Observer
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[Twitter is] basically mental slurry, the wet lumpy bits from a day spent at the...
– Warren Ellis
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Too much Buffy?
I’m reading ‘Salem’s Lot on the way home - been reading it since leaving Atlanta a million years ago - and I’m finding myself annoyed. Why did that happen to the strong(ish) female character? Or have I been spoiled by too much Buffy? (Not that I’d call Joss a paragon of feminism, but still…)
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Four old guys
I am officially old, it seems.
I’m walking back to the hotel after dinner with my remaining colleagues in Auburn on the last night of our sprint. It’s late, we’re tired from a week of hard work. It’s Friday night in a college town and the people on the streets are young, annoying wholesome-looking and drunk.
Kinda like home, but without the gutter serenades. Too early...
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When asked why I pursued a photography as a profession, I always answer the same...
– Scott Bourne
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Fuel
jrblackwell:
Poets, good poets, are the prose writers fuel. It’s the gas in our tank, the water in our mouths. It doesn’t matter if it’s dead dinosaurs or new sunlight, with power like that I can write for miles and miles. Zoom. Zoom.
Airplane Security Commentary →
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Year by which New Orleans is expected to be... →
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…this was ostensibly an effort to raise awareness of breast cancer — but...
– Susan Niebur on the breast cancer awareness meme that implicitly excludes breast-cancer survivors who have undergone mastectomies.
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…an unfalsifiable statement is not a proposition, it is not an assertion;...
– The Barefoot Bum
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Clothes Discarded by H&M in Manhattan Are First... →
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This is common practice for large retailers. When I was a (poor) child one of my early defining memories is of my mother attempting to retrieve a perfectly good discarded Big Wheel knock-off toy from a dumpster behind a large department store for her boys to play with, and being physically threatened, demeaned and chased off by an irate store manager, who then smashed the toy with...
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For me, art has never been something done out of a sense of duty. It is...
– John Frusciante
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The misconception about children’s fiction is that it’s lightweight...
– Steven Moffat
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December 2009
47 posts
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