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The Historian: The Secretive Secret Secret-Keeper

Jul 20th, 2005 | By

I enjoyed reading The Historian as much as I enjoy being called “ma’am” by the bag boy at the supermarket. After taking pages and pages of copious notes on the text, I thought it best to simply bring a sample of the book to your attention so that you can come to a conclusion on this

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Jung Out to Dry: What Demon Are You? (Very Scientific)

Oct 20th, 2004 | By

In honor of Halloween, press some freshly popped eyeballs to the computer screen and discover what demon really encompasses your personality! It’s like Cosmo, but it won’t give you herpes—not unless you ask nicely. You like: A) Calling your lawyer. B) To defecate in the food of a certain hero whose name rhymes with “Drinks

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Radiohead: a Very Special Correspondence

Jul 20th, 2004 | By

From: eileen@defenestrationmag.net Add to Address Book Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 11:59:13 EDT Subject: Re:Why I Hate Radiohead To: wemightbewrong@radiohead.com Listen, I don’t hate you that much. Don’t get so distraught, seriously. I’m so glad that you answered my email I’m willing to forgive you guys. Maybe. I’ll get right to the point. Jon, Ed,

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Velveeta Wrestling: Why Gay Marriage Should Be Legal (Celebrity Rebuttal: GOD)

Feb 20th, 2004 | By

Love is a beautiful thing. So are men. And two men in love while giving each other back massages while I take pictures is a very very beautiful thing. It should happen more frequently! Okay, I admit, I want gay marriage to be allowed into the Massachusetts Constitution for my own selfish needs. Gay men

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The Magic Flute: Why V.C. Andrews is Rolling in Her Grave (Celebrity Rebuttal: V.C. Andrews, deceased)

Jan 20th, 2004 | By

V.C. Andrews is pissed. Sure Andrews, best known for her novel Flowers in the Attic died in 1986, but being dead really frees up your schedule. And all that time really gives you time to reflect on how your family is made up of money-grubbing goblins. V.C. Andrews only wrote seven books, but those seven

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