January 2011
20 posts
What Your 16-Hour Workday Says About You!
jessiechar: You’re a really hard worker Your time is poorly managed You don’t know what to do with your life Your boss knows you’re gullible At least 40% of your diet consists of pre-packaged food You send out work emails at inappropriate hours You have no perspective on life You don’t sleep enough for proper brain function You have very little self-respect Your salary should be higher,...
Jan 27th
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Jan 24th
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Jan 24th
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Jan 24th
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Roger Federer as Religious Experience →
Wow what an excellent article. Tennis has always been one of my favourite sports, and Federer has always been my favourite play. David Foster Wallace is also one of my favourite authors. This is great.
Jan 17th
Jan 14th
“Yet when he sits down to type, Julian Assange reverts to an antiquated habit...”
– Two spaces after a period: Why you should never, ever do it. - By Farhad Manjoo - Slate Magazine (via Scalzi)
Jan 14th
Jan 14th
“When will the proposals take effect? Ministers intend to bring in the new system...”
– BBC News - Q&A: University funding [I wondered about that. That’s not in Scotland, though]
Jan 13th
“The SNP has ruled out reintroducing up-front tuition fees for Scots.”
– BBC News - EU students funding loophole ‘costs Scotland £75m’ Well that’s something. How long will that promise last?
Jan 13th
France is Bacon →
mrgan: This was voted the best comment on Reddit in 2010. Enjoy it. I read the same thing yesterday. I made me - literally - laugh out loud. “France is bacon?” Yes.
Jan 13th
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Mandated - Chicken Yoghurt →
Jan 13th
Julian Assange’s Op-Ed in The Australian →
Jan 10th
“The is an article from the October 15, 2010 issue of Rolling Stone, available on...”
– Obama in Command: The Rolling Stone Interview I really don’t get why magazines do this. If it’s available on October 1, why not date the issue as October 1? FFS.
Jan 10th
“‘Reagan Diaries’ is the name of a great bar in the D.C. area. Their signature...”
– STEPHEN COLBERT, The Colbert Report (via inothernews)
Jan 8th
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“We have no budget for creativity or innovation.”
– (via clientsfromhell)
Jan 8th
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Jan 6th
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Can You Disappear in Surveillance Britain? →
David Bond wanted to see if it’s possible to vanish so one day he packed his bag, got into his car and kissed his wife goodbye. Worrying. Very worrying.
Jan 5th
What Happened When I Went Undercover at a... →
I don’t remember exactly when I felt his erection pressing into my back. It might have been while he whispered in my ear, “Long ago, you were the Golden Child. But, somehow, that Golden Child was hurt, and you put up a wall to protect yourself.” Interesting article
Jan 5th