nourishing obscurity

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Following on from this: http://nourishingobscurity.com/2012/07/26/bloggers-how-much-bs-do-you-write/ what you need is an automatic BS generator: http://www.dack.com/web/bullshit.html strategize viral networks, synergize bleeding-edge portals, innovate B2C e-tailers, evolve cross-media mindshare Hours of mindless fun. Reminds me of the post modern generator: http://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/

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More lewdness I’m afraid.   Beginning to think I might have a problem. Dangerous outbreak of foot licking in upstate New York. Thank heaven for the brave boys in blue:- http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/serial-foot-licker-custody-upstate-new-york-police-bust-49-year-old-anthony-parri-inappropriately-touching-young-girls-article-1.1116644

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When does an occasional contributor become a co-author?  Who knows but Peter Horne, who’s already posted a few irreverent looks at life at this site comes up with two vids  – today’s is about a machine which lays its own road.  My first thought was WTF  but watching it with a coffee, it’s sort of [...]

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New York Post: They’re even slipping into hardware stores and demurely asking for bondage material — the very type of natural-filament rope in the trilogy. “Oh, we’ve been selling rope to women,” says Clifton Kahn, owner of Lexington Hardware on the Upper East Side. “I’d say tenfold more rope than usual in the last six [...]

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Peter Horne’s at it again on the worst lecture ever given. “Yet more vulgarity I’m afraid”: The lecture, which had an innocuous title along the lines of ‘Vaso-active therapy for erectile dysfunction’ was scheduled as an evening lecture of the Urodynamics Society in the hotel in which I was staying. I was a senior resident, [...]

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This highlights the meanings of words: Zarina Yamaguchi, a friend of a friend, was thinking “pretty damn funny” when she snapped this picture on January 4th. Zarina explains:

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Edward Spalton: In early 2000 a referendum on the Euro currency seemed imminent. New Labour was at the height of its media-manipulative powers. They had delivered a “Yes” result in the Northern Ireland referendum on the Good Friday Agreement by means which I mention here, thanks to leaked documents from the Northern Ireland Office provided [...]

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