ah yes…. the smell of victory
Tumblr! Is this what Tumblr could look like after the Yahoo! acquisition? Let’s hope not, but a process of uglification wouldn’t surprise me. Tumblr’s wonderful personal responses might be a thing of the past as well.
This would have been AMAZING if it were to really happen.
This is beautiful.
This may be the best thing I have seen on the Internet in years. Whomever did this deserves a medal. Bresslaw as Colossus and Williams as Magneto is a stroke of genius.
Carry on X-Men The typography isn’t perfect but top marks for everything else. This is brilliant on so many levels.
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1971 Chrysler Plymouth Road Runner Advertising Hot Rod Magazine April 1971 by SenseiAlan on Flickr.
Plymouth Road Runner 383 They might not have been the most reliable cars, but in the early 1970s, the B-body Chryslers looked great.
FYI: The President has proposed $75B to fund high quality early education.
It’s weird to feel important sometimes
Kindergarten I’ve always been surprised how late Americans start school. They call the five-year-old class kindergarten. I started at 2½ and had to sit a bloody exam before then to get in—and that was kindergarten. From that point, I had homework every night.
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Hee Haw: the Next Generation I love The Critic.
Cheers erupt as spire tops One World Trade Center
TODAY.com: A crane lifted the last of a 408-foot tall spire on top of One World Trade Center on Friday, a capstone to an emotional 12-year effort to replace the towers destroyed by terrorists.
Photo: Skyline of lower Manhattan seen from Jersey City, New Jersey (Anne Thompson / NBC News)
1,776 ft up Americans are waking up to this news today. Politics aside, I have to say that when travelling in from Staten Island, I used to love seeing the old Trade Center towers. Topping at 1,776 ft, this makes One World Trade Center the fourth tallest building in the world.
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How to piss off people with law degrees I did sign up for Law.com while I was at university, but it’s a total surprise to start getting spammed by them as of May 6, 2013. I know I had signed up a long time ago because the postcode is 6041 (this was changed in the 2000s), even if Law.com reckons I last updated my account in 2010 (highly unlikely). And if The Asian Lawyer is something I signed up to all that time ago (despite my never having heard of it—and many of you know how I feel about the word Asian), how come they only began coming on May 6?
A more likely explanation: it’s a new publication and we were all opted in without our permission.
Bad move, law.com.
One month on Dear Google: since you say this site has been clean since April 7, don’t you think it’s about time you lifted your block and stopped banning it? I thought we had it bad with Google’s boycott, but imagine being the owner of this website.
Jay Jackson He may be typecast, but at least Jay Jackson’s a working actor with some pretty big shows to his name—as well as being a series regular.
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Quick and mostly irrelevant thoughts from a 
