November 2009
“Ayn Rand – the Evel Knievel of leaping to conclusions.”
– a l daily
October 2009
“I mean, maybe the market was never supposed to become the dominant metaphor of...”
– ya think?
“Then again, until about 2005, most media honchos thought the Internet was run by...”
– it’s not?
“Google is becoming more online shopping site than knowledge engine, or maybe it...”
– sylvia paull
“There’s been fascinating developments in space exploration, the American Empire...”
– doug reports
“The Kindle is more like a 7-Eleven than a book.”
– kottke
“I’m coming around to the idea that Enderle’s really a genius and his doofus...”
– gruber on rob enderle, web doofus
“Multiple Deployments May Raise Risk of Military Spouse Suicide”
– well duh | t r u t h o u t
“Of course, it’s possible that Palin isn’t actually planning to run in 2012,...”
– stephen stromberg. funny guy.
“In other words, in this best-case scenario, Sarah Palin will have begun to lay...”
– priceless.
“First Microsoft retail store opens in Scottsdale.
All 19 Microsoft fans...”
– mark morford reporting/a>
“… America would be a dandy place if all these niggers and immigrants...”
– the rude pundit discusses pat buchanan
“it’s pathetic, really, truly, in a “Look at the rabbits,...”
– the rude pundit discusses ann coulter
“Superfreakonomics is a circus sideshow. Levitt and Dubner may think...”
– it happens.
“Specifically, you have a large group of people who will download and suffer any...”
– stevenf.com
“I suspect by now the decision to build a city on rock and roll was proved to be...”
– twitter was made for guys like lileks
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“I watched carefully the reporting of the Dow breaking 10,000 the other day and...”
– Matt Taibbi: Rolling Stone (via kvasir)
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“I thought that if I write a book, it would get into the hands of hustlers who...”
– tara hunt breaks the heart
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“Debord argued in 1967 that spectacular features like mass media and advertising...”
– and there you have it. all you need to know.
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“You can buy any number of books and DVDs with titles like Little Gold Book of...”
– in which case you will never become an artist, but hey.
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“If songs could make you do something we’d all love one another.
— Frank...”
– via anne dewees
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“Memory and the past is changing, but I don’t think we know how, yet.”
– ian delaney
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“Here is an idealistic, articulate young president who is enormously popular...”
– sometimes a little garrison keillor is just the right thing.
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“… the source wrote, “no one really grasps how dysfunctional...”
– we can guess.
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“Apple’s CEO tops two polls in one week. Will no one rid us of these...”
– brainstormtech
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“The game is rigged, motherfuckers, and the rules say that you don’t even...”
– the rude pundit tells some more truth.
“Is that really what people want? Apparently some do. Jesus is my health care...”
– doug’s darkworld
“Ever since Henry Kissinger received the Nobel Peace Prize in the early...”
– sylvia paull
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“It should be pointed out that the Azure setup is entirely different from what...”
– not to mention any number of people, clue
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“Has Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi Created Titillating TV Fascism in Italy?”
– interesting. i think we can answer that one.
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“We perceive the work in such a way as to use our own defenses to guarantee our...”
– oh, go spoil reading, why don’t you
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“I am starting to think that the Internet is the greatest mass dumbing down...”
– doug
“Rush Limbaugh argued that it was an attempt by elites in the world to encourage...”
– speechless.
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“Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has described himself as the most...”
– awww, poor baby.
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“Liberals, not content with using a time machine to insert Obama’s birth...”
– doug stych
“… moral exhibitionism, which is generosity of spirit at other people’s...”
– the cult of insincerity
“… indignation is one of the most rewarding of all emotions, as well as one...”
– theodore dalrymple
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“They don’t have any thoughts, they have emotional responses, which good...”
– gore vidal on americans
“We need to read Dickens’s novels,” she wrote, “because they...”
– guardian.co.uk 