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By giving us the opinions of the uneducated, journalism keeps us in touch with the ignorance of the community.
Oscar Wilde
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(via xkcd: Tradition) “An ‘American tradition’ is anything that happened to a baby boomer twice.”

(via xkcd: Tradition)

“An ‘American tradition’ is anything that happened to a baby boomer twice.”

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Do You Hear What I Hear? Yes, It’s Paypal Stealing Money From Kids | TechCrunch »

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gretchenalice: ilovecharts: via ashleyalexiss:thedailywhat: Endless Origami. Wow, I do not miss group projects.

gretchenalice:

ilovecharts:

via ashleyalexiss:thedailywhat:

Endless Origami.

Wow, I do not miss group projects.

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nicopolitan:

laughingsquid:

Super Mario Bros. With Portals

I can’t even.

(via rachelskirts)

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gretchenalice:

Lisa Frank Biopic

 “Sometimes teddy bears do wear top hats!”  

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The National Labor Relations Board filed a complaint against Boeing, accusing it of opening the South Carolina plant to retaliate against the union, which has a history of striking at contract time. The N.L.R.B.’s proposed solution, believe it or not, is to move all the Dreamliner production back to Puget Sound, leaving those 5,000 workers in South Carolina twiddling their thumbs.

Seriously, when has a government agency ever tried to dictate where a company makes its products?

How Democrats Hurt Job Creation - NYTimes.com
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“Sir, the U.S. economy appears to be getting worse following the announcement of our downgrade; we may need to downgrade them again.” (via DOGHOUSE)

“Sir, the U.S. economy appears to be getting worse following the announcement of our downgrade; we may need to downgrade them again.” (via DOGHOUSE)

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(via xkcd: Mac/PC)

(via xkcd: Mac/PC)

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Eternity is defined as the time between when you see something go awry and that first voice report
The Mission to Get Osama Bin Laden : The New Yorker
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Generally, no one should speak a word to anyone else in an elevator. Most people make allowances for the continuation of generic small talk already under way, or, in residential buildings, for neighborly amenities. The orthodox enforcers of silence—the elevator Quakers—must suffer the moderates or the serial abusers, as they cram in exchanges about the night, the game, the weekend, or the meal.
Our Local Correspondents: Up and Then Down : The New Yorker
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(via xkcd: CIA)

(via xkcd: CIA)