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September 22, 2004
The Invisible Library
- A place for books that only exist in other books.
Curious, George: Stenciling?
Anyone know any good 'net resources and how-to's on stenciling? Particularly portrait stenciling?
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The Most Unusual Words of English
or Forthright's Phrontistery. 'If you're looking for an online dictionary, a word list on a given topic, or the definitions to rare & unusual words, the Phrontistery is for you.'
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The Bodacious Mystic Badass of Buena Vista
He was born Edward Owens Martin, the son of a Georgia share-cropper. He would die as the self-proclaimed St. EOM, the Wizard of Pasaquan.
Curious George: On leaving the US.
Is anyone here toying with the idea of emigrating from the US if Bush wins re-election?
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The US presidential elections affect the entire world, right? So why shouldn't the world be allowed to vote in the US elections?
According to Jonathan Freedland of the Guardian, nothing could be more democratic.
Cat. I'm a Kitty Cat.
Juicy mouse (or banana) to whomever can decipher the verse sung on the striped afghan.(Caution: Earworm!)
Monkeyfilter Double Package Post
Since we have a rule about only one post a day I thought I give you monkeys two posts for the price of one.
Post 1
Oliver Willis has a video of Jimmy Swaggart saying the he would kill a gay man who looked at that hot ass of his with gay desire. Jimmy only wants hookers to be looking at him that way.
Post 2
Wonkette has the transcript of Jon Stewart on Bill O'Reilly's show.
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Coincidence?
Or perhaps not. Churches getting whacked by the hand of the Almighty. Not a happy time for those believing that the Almighty delivers all things both good and bad, especially when getting the bad twice.
September 21, 2004
For Oliver Stones latest film Alexander he consulted with Oxford professor Robin Lane Fox who had one unusual request in return for his help 'a place on horseback in the front ten of every major cavalry charge by Alexander's cavalrymen'. Read the interview here.
Curious George: Celebrity Arrests
After reading about our friend Macaulay, I couldn't help but wonder which celebrity arrest my fellow monkies liked best and why?
Curious George: War Stories
With the intense and ongoing fighting in Iraq, and the incredible collective violence that makes up much of 20th-century history and continues today, I am curious if any Monkeyfilter members have actually experienced combat or have relatives or friends who have lived through battle, either as soldiers or civilians.
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eScholarship editions
is a full-text public repository of hundreds of recent scholarly works on a wide range of topics, from the collected essays of Robert Creeley to the role of calligraphy in Muslim societies to oral tales from India to Judeo-Spanish ballads to fiscal reform in eighteenth century China to oil-age eskimos to counter-reformation propaganda in Bavaria to heian and kamakura era Japanese poetry... and much more.
Oh No! Not words!
The Anne Jacobson School of Paranoia has a new graduate.
It
AKA Barktoberfest. One highlight of the day: A toenail clipping demonstration. Also don't miss pics of Yorkiefest I ("People came in all types of vehicles") and II ("Hubbies and friends manned the front gate after the planned ticket takers cancelled with no notice). So, come on, "Let
So, you want to date a white woman.
Now you, nervous Asian man, can read this handy guide that tells you how! But wait, there's more!
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Is Putin's reaction to Chechen terror one of the last nails in the coffin for Russian democracy?
On September 13th, Vladimir Putin announced a plan to eliminate the general election of regional and independant seats in parliament. The Kremlin now enjoys (Reg. Possibly Required) control of "an absolute majority in parliament, all major television stations, the Russian gas giant Gazprom (which reportedly is positioning itself to acquire the private oil company Yukos), the country's corrupt judicial system and a massive state security apparatus," and the suppression of viewpoints opposing the Kremlin has prompted parallels to be drawn.
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