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06 October 2009

sing it, sister!

don't worry. that ball's not going anywhere useful.

a scathing analysis of why lane kiffin's making one huge repeated mistake by starting crompton every saturday.

thx bun-bun!

best commercials on television.

her name is kylie. and she's a genius. just like me!

bigger. bigger! aaaaand click.

America's Smartest Cities

memphis is 51 out of 55.

i like to think it doesn't reflect on me personally. How does your city rate? Whats that, youre not from one of the 55 largest metropolitan areas? sniff.

grandmother fights off man in bear suit with pillow.

i don't want to look like a cock magnet

New Anti-Smoking Ads Warn Teens 'It's Gay To Smoke'

new winnie the pooh character!

jicydak, winnie the pooh has added a new otter character named lottie. seth meyers said on weekend update that lottie will replace eeyore...who finally did it.

just wanted to share that joke with everyone.

I was innocently reading this nymag compilation article that i THOUGHT was going to be about mark wahlberg when i accidentally ended up reading this article (will you be my black friend) that oprah and chris rock are turning into a movie. go on and you read it too.

excerpt:

There’s a psychological term that’s used to explain why white people and black people aren’t friends: homophily. It means that people are likely to be friends with those who are similar to them. (There’s an aphorism about homophily: Birds of a feather ﬂock together. One of the peculiar duties of social scientists is to prove the most obvious things, make them seem complicated, and then reconstitute them as simple. For examples, see the work of Malcolm Gladwell.) I would argue that the modern world is, in many quarters, dominated by increasingly extreme homophily. If you don’t want to, you’ll never have to talk to anyone whose jeans are different from yours. And there’s the trend toward so-called cultural cocooning, where you only have to listen to people who have the same opinion as you, be it on Fox or MSNBC or Lou Dobbs, depending on if your philosophy is galvanized around conservatism or liberalism or angry people with wet piano keys for teeth.