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Ergo - not really about art =P
11/26/09
And to be fair, all religious nonsense was abolished. So you can't quite say that it was specifically antisemitic? I dunno. It seems like people are quick to call antisemitism these days. Sure it's a problem, but a lot of people seem to be looking for pity...
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The best part: walking around the mall looking at the countless men with utter panic on their faces.
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Where I live it's not too bad as long as you stay away from Best Buy where the line typically wraps around the building and the entire area goes more than a little stupid. Even the Walmart stays relatively sane, though I avoid that place like the plague for numerous other reasons.
11/25/09
There's another section for best website, that Google will undoubtedly win hands down. A couple of the others are weird picks, like AOL and MSN. MySpace is there... sigh...
11/25/09
hey brah, i think ur reply goes in that other article ...
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You can't comment on the "advertisement" they have up on the main page.
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They need me to charge them and install updates, and I need them to... _____. Really, some days I'm like Batman with so many gadgets for different functions.
When one goes down, I wonder if that's a bit like having a stroke - I go to do something or look something up, and it's just not there like it always is...
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