September 2009
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Sep 1st
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August 2009
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ListenJim James (vocals), M.Ward and Conner Oberst /...
Aug 31st
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Aug 31st
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Aug 31st
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“There is something heartening about the company of funny women who know how to...”
– been thinking… Thank ____ for these women in my life.
Aug 31st
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Aug 30th
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ListenMonsters of Folk / The Sandman, the Brakeman, and...
Aug 30th
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Aug 30th
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Aug 30th
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Aug 30th
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Aug 30th
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Aug 29th
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Aug 29th
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“Our family vacations always left us injured and exhausted.”
– Ted Kennedy Jr. eulogizing about the adventurous nature of his father
Aug 29th
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Aug 29th
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Aug 28th
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Aug 28th
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Aug 28th
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ListenPJ Harvey / A Girl Like Me (from Josh...
Aug 28th
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Aug 28th
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ListenNeko Case / Middle Cyclone
Aug 28th
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Aug 27th
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Aug 27th
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“We are never persuaded by anything but love. Only love and friendship make us...”
– Mills off on a tangent in regards to this fascinating post
Aug 27th
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Inglourious Basterds (2009)
filmosophy: THAT’S A BINGO! If anything, Inglourious Basterds is the most mature, emotional, classical film Tarantino has put up on screen to date, a hyper-verbose and slowly drawn-out film with a good deal of its dialogue in French and German, a film where Tarantino crafts his most memorable villain to date (Col. Hans Landa), as well as one of his most realistic female characters (Shoshanna,...
Aug 26th
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Aug 26th
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Aug 26th
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Aug 26th
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“In the summertime, I don’t know if the stars were aligned, we’d stumble onto...”
– In The Summertime, The Rural Alberta Advantage. (via beautifulordinaire)
Aug 25th
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Aug 25th
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“And I think of how we’re basically destined to spend the rest of our lives...”
– Matt Langer
Aug 25th
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Aug 25th
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Listen Jose Gonzalez / Cycling...
Aug 25th
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Aug 24th
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garynadeaunow: Living History… Buckles by Sean Dunne. Frank W. Buckles is the last living United States Veteran of World War I. (by Sean Dunne, who also directed The Archive)
Aug 24th
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Help me understand: "Blackwater"
themattsmith: Can you explain the political importance of Blackwater in three sentences? It’s State Dept’s largest private security contractor, taking at least 90% of its’ revenue from government contracts, of which two-thirds are no-bids. It’s linked to the Sovereign Military Order of Malta, and there’s plausible evidence that Blackwater is a religious crusader...
Aug 24th
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Aug 23rd
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Aug 23rd
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Listenfourchirps: The Magnetic Fields / All My Little...
Aug 23rd
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Aug 22nd
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Goodbye
I’ve lost followers instantaneously with my posts about the hypocrisy in both parties, the moronic Whole Foods boycott, and now with Maher’s latest irreverent remark about this country’s jingoism. I’m sorry you’re offended so easily and can’t tolerate other people’s opinions. Be well.
Aug 22nd
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“I was so shocked I nearly dropped the Bible I was using to help me masturbate...”
– Bill Maher referring to Obama’s statement that everyone believes equally in their country’s exceptionalism.
Aug 22nd
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Aug 22nd
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Aug 21st
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Aug 21st
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ListenDeYarmond Edison / Silent Signs Honey...
Aug 21st
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Aug 20th
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Aug 20th
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