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Karl Marx, Capital Vol. 1 Robert Brandom, Making it Explicit Ludwig Wittgenstein, "Philosophical Investigations" G. F. W. Hegel, Phenomenology of Spirit David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest Hermann Hesse, Steppenwolf Tom Robbins, Still Life with Woodpecker Henry David Thoreau, Walden |
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01/31/2006: "State of the Union"
Wow! I haven't heard that many lies and that much bullshit since last time I talked with my ex.
He actually said "nuc-u-ler." Again.
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on Wednesday, February 1st, Christie said:
Even looking at Bush gives me the creeps. It makes it hard for me to pay attention to what he is saying because I feel myself constantly wincing. While I know I should be more knowledgeable about what is going on, I generally find it all too frustrating / depressing and turn on Comedy Central. But I’m working on it.
I miss Clinton, although my reasons are not really related to his politics. For one, he wasn’t too convoluted by societies unrealistic standards to have a thing for a cute, chubby girl. Secondly, he was charismatic, and could hold his own ground while eloquently arguing the most benign issues - without a teleprompter!
Is it really too much to ask for our Commander and Chief to be able to read text without bumbling and constantly scape-goating?
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Cocktails and Pain: R.I.P. Chris Donovan dot Com: Chris Donovan has been taking digital arts in new directions, and is an all-around swell dude. Vague Angel's blog: A bottle of Jack and a thesaurus can go a long way. |
downloads |
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Open Office: I swear by this program, as a (better) substitute for ms office GIMP: all graphics in this site made with gimp, a substitute for photoshop Firefox: There's really just no reason to use IE. |
news |
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Slashdot:If you have to ask, you'll never know. Guerrilla News Network:a cool up and coming radical site The Economist: A right-of-center British magazine that uniquely takes political economy as seriously as it should. |
my idea of fun |
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The Onion: A must for anyone who is coming to terms with our American social milieu Piled Higher and Deeper: He feels my pain. |
philosophy |
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Epistemelinks: All things philosophy Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: a good, free research tool American Philosophical Association: the organization of the industry of philosophy in the US. |
politics |
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Adbusters: because all humor is gallows humor MoveOn: Anything that pisses off the right-wingers with as much frequency and intensity as this PAC is worth linking. |
what I've been listening to |
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