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I still dislike using IM, but the snobs are wrong: far from ruining teenagers' ability to communicate, IM lets teenagers show off what they can do with language
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For the science writers and reviewers out there, Nick Mamatas needs feature articles for his Clarkesworld magazine. He'll even pay you.
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Note to train drivers - if you're going to have a wank after making an announcement to the whole train, turn off the intercom first? (from Popbitch, natch)
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There are some rather good ones in this set, haven't figured out what to yoink yet but will definitely grab something
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Not a bad little tool, biased against the Govt but not horribly so, picks 14 issues of the last few years and you get to compare your opinion to the party voting record, includes stuff like the smoking ban and fox hunting, not all dry stuff
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These are brilliant
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Jarndyce is spot on with this one: The notion that sport and politics should never mix is a curious, and also deeply political, one. Sport, after all, is just the waging of international politics by other means
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Besides, you're in Cornwall, what else were you going to be...
(worth noting it's biased as it's on voting record—UK parlt works on Govt proposing, and mostly everyone else opposing, so Lib Dems tend to oppose except on the self evidently good ideas (and the party activist base is more split on the smoking ban than the MPs were from what I've figured).