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Posts from November 2007

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27 November 2007 @ 10pm

Milk, Eggs, Vodka

Milk, Eggs, Vodka is a short story comprised of lost and found grocery lists. Compiled by lists found by Bill Keaggy, the story ventures to string various found grocery lists together to form the tale of two lovers, Allan and Janie.
Based on Keaggy’s website, Grocery Lists.org, the book is viewable online and is absolutely [...]

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Upstart Blogger Themes
I think I'd like to play with this Wordpress theme.
New York in the Late 70s and Early 80s
Photographer Bruce Barone has a treasure trove of old photographs he snapped in the late 1970s and early 1980s, while working at Hearst Magazines.
Franz Kafka’s Porn
These are not naughty postcards from the beach. They are undoubtedly porn, pure and simple. Some of it is quite dark, with animals committing fellatio and girl-on-girl action ... It is quite unpleasant.
OldSchoolPartyFlyers - a set on Flickr
Whoa. Amazing collection.
I Hate Horses.
If you're reading this and you don't hate horses, you better get the fuck out of here!

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Tell Off Your Boss
At a time when jobs are anything but disposable, it's hard to imagine what it would take to drive workers out the door voluntarily.
Night Driving Road Trip
A collection of dark and spacious songs for a long night's drive.
Jose Gonzalez: Unlikely Art
The artist as installation at the Blanton Museum of Art.
Bill Callahan Bears His 'Whaleheart'
Callahan's performance in our studio was as impressive as the album itself: hopeful, big and explicitly in touch with his influences.
Iron & Wine: Simply Sam Beam
Bare bones versions of his complex arrangements on The Shepherd's Dog.

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