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ZOMG! I can't believe Lithos hasn't already posted this one:

The Simpsons Visit the ~~Apple~~ Mapple Store

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Damien's faithful Cube is on, but sleeping, the night-light glow of its static switches pulsing gently.

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Another one for Lithos, my collection:

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Bravus

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Usual Simpsons brilliance - even us Mapple People can appreciate it.

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Ebert on the Death of Film Critics

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ZOMG! I can't believe Lithos hasn't already posted this one:

The Simpsons Visit the ~~Apple~~ Mapple Store

Already shut down. Good thing Fox doesn't owns other countries : )

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lithos

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If it's from any Simpsons episode after about 1998, I don't wanna know about it-

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Already shut down. Good thing Fox doesn't owns other countries : )

Ok. That was brilliant. Not funny, but brilliant.

But I always thought of CBG as a Linux user.

The Lithos School of Curiousity is now enrolling

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Paint the fat-ass Porsche sedan yourself

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Old tech: making an Eames Shell chair.

'Historical Note: Production techniques used at the time this film was made may no longer be used today. Since then, production methods have changed and improved as hazards have been recognized and eliminated'

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10 Modern Chairs that Revolutionized Furniture Forever

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Obsessions and the illusion of movement/permanence: Adjustment.

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Splitcoil

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For little Joe K., it never hurts to be prepared.

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Old school music making: Hobnox Audiotools.

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Bravus

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From bash.org, one I remembered from a few days ago:

{d00d}My cock is so huge that if you stretched it out on the keyboard it would go all the way from A to Z
{d00d}um, wait

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David Mamet on the Blagojevich scandal:

"I am from Chicago, and, so, having been disillusioned with politics at an early age I do not become involved. The only reason I vote is because they pay me."

_{»» "Forget infinity. I've got books waiting for me to read them." — colin
»»"Speculative novels of last Tuesday." — William Gibson}

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I am a big Mamet fan but that was just meh.

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"Your enthusiasm for sporting events reveals nothing about the human condition except by way of irony."

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Keanu interview.

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Were you a sci-fi fan as a child?
I made spaceships out of Lego as a kid and loved Star Wars. I used to read a lot and escape into another world. As a young kid I thought science fiction was all about adventure. As I got older, it became a little more intellectual and then I found [science fiction writer] William Gibson so it grew up with me.

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The first of this year's Wallace & Gromit BBC1 idents.

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McCain-Palin Campaign BlackBerrys sold for $20 a pop, c/w contact lists and mailboxes.

(Gizmodo)

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Another one for Lithos, my collection:

At what point does the alternative subversive become "the man?"

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