October 2009
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…the truth is only so many people can stand on top of a pyramid.
– Michael Moore (via azspot)
I’m really looking forward to the new movie. But M.? Not so much.
“I’m not seeing that!” he scowled.
“Why not?”
“Do you really think I need a two-hour lesson on why American capitalism is awful?” he answered, “Do I...
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Oh, what do you want for your birthday?? Anything especialy european? That...
– {Sigh.} Gena knows me so well.
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If you’re tired, you take a napa, you don’t move to Napa!
– Name that New Yorker. (I’m sure she’d approve of a romantic birthday jaunt to the place.)
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The amount of money that ACORN has received in the past 20 years altogether is...
– Rep. Alan Grayson (D-Fla.) (via unburyingthelead, robot-heart-politics, apsies)
OH SNAP.
But in all seriousness, it bums me out that ACORN has finally gotten recognition for all the wrong things. The (very un-homogeneous) organization has done a lot of good on small and large scales across the...
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I decided to start drawing nudes. so i totally downloaded porn.
– Gena
I’m loving her living in Spain because she’s online and in a Gchatty mood in the slumpy part of my workday.
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Mayor Doesn’t Always Live by His Health Rules →
Mr. Bloomberg, 67, likes his popcorn so salty that it burns others’ lips. (At Gracie Mansion, the cooks deliver it to him with a salt shaker.) He sprinkles so much salt on his morning bagel “that it’s like a pretzel,” said the manager at Viand, a Greek diner near Mr. Bloomberg’s Upper East Side town house.
Not even pizza is spared a coat of sodium. When the mayor sat down to eat a slice at...
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Will Ferrell and Don Draper are asking you to do your part to protect insurance companies’ profits.
Answer the call, America.
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"It's called wind."
Gena’s three-word response to Santo Tomas de Aquino’s argument for the existence of God. (She’s taking a religion class in Spain. “Our workbook has five reasons that demonstrate that god is real,” she wrote. Numero uno: EL MOVIMIENTO.)
Even as child, Gena was an atheist. That hardly makes sense, and yet it is true.
An anecdote: when my dad was young, he was a...
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