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vintage cool?
Perhaps it's got something to do with the fact that I am a history major, but I find old stuff to be cool. Even more, I find the 60's-70's cheese to be cool, in the right case. Take the whole package around Paper Lion (the film, not the book), even in comparison to Le Circle Rouge. One's a French heist flick fetchering Allan Dion, obv. cool. ( Read more... ) -
Yowl for Jay McInerney, by Christopher Buckley and Paul Slansky
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I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by stress frazzled overtired burnt-out,
jogging through thsuburban streets at dawn as suggested by the late James Fixx,
carrer-minded yupsters burning for an Amstel Light watching Stupid Pet Tricks,
who upwardly mobile and designer;d and bright-eyed and high sat up working in the track-lit glow of ( Read more... ) -
an entry, I guess
Well Well Well. We are now watching the rangers sabers game, it's in the second. Lundquist just gave up two goals, and it looks like the blueshirts are having a bit more trouble holding the speedy sabers in. so far this period they have been quite unable to sustain an attack in the offensive zone, driven round and round bouncing back to their ( Read more... ) -
PAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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more fun for the steamroller
Spitzer's fights with the assembly and the house continue, with some fun new angles. Probably the funniest of the segments comes from the albany project, who thinks that Shelly is going onto various political blogs and trying to make it look like there's a grass roots growndswell in his defense. The reason they think it's Shelly or his office? ( Read more... ) -
Spitzer the steamroller
"I had supported George for the Assembly because I thought he supported reform and I'm terribly disappointed to see both what he did, how he voted and what he has said," Spitzer said. "So we'll see what happens down the road. I'm sure there are candidates out there who do support reform."
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The Never Ending Joy of Charles Murray
Everyone in the University of Chicago's Sociology department knows and loves the name Charles Murray. Why? Because he gives perfect topics to write about: he never ceases to try to put books and articles out, and almost everything he says is wrong. Don't know what I mean? Read the introduction to Bill Wilson's When Work Disappears.
What has he ( Read more... ) -
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they lit the fireplaces in the renyolds club.
Dewey might be useing "where moderation comes to die" on their tshirts again.
