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  1. @tmalone well you didn't have to worry about the result did you?
  2. Lou Dobbs: "Strong winds of change have begun buffeting this country." Blah blah blah.
  3. amen RT @Atrios bart stupak is the worst person in the world #stopstupak
  4. @wandaharland a French The Wire? It could work, have you seen La Haine?
  5. Wow, for US politics geeks: @WDTnews Dede Scozzafava is suspending her #NY23 campaign, not endorsing anyone http://bit.ly/3MasA2
  6. @tmalone nothing says 'smile' like a metal spike in the head
  7. @wandaharland so cute, all of them
  8. If you must be a pretentious, middle class snob, then spell Sierra Leone correctly: http://is.gd/4FTMD
  9. The Damned United is the finest film I've seen this year. Michael Sheen = genius.
  10. RT @daveweigel Right now the Redskins are *really* offensive to Native Americans.
  11. @hirshhorn is food on sale inside the gallery? #afterhours
  12. A totally fabulous history of the internet from the Guardian, right here: http://bit.ly/1ZS45
  13. 'The left' hates science? @peretti The left hates science, eg vaccines cause autism.
  14. @logicielle looks aside, works very well: http://www.bananaguard.com/index
  15. @daveweigel apart from looking vaguely pornographic, this works: http://www.bananaguard.com/
  16. So true, so very true: RT @bellamack Mel Phillips thinks we at Cif possess "intellectual and moral depravity."
  17. @wandaharland that police video is fantastic. Of course over here we'd call that "good po-lice", as in "he's good po-lice".
  18. @samanthaellis re social media ROI - interesting. Treat it same as BTL advertising?
  19. @lolaadesioye everyone loves Joseph. Fact: he has eight children. Or seven. A lot anyway.
  20. “I have seen the future, and it is mutual,” says Alan Rusbridger, editor of Britain’s widely read Guardian newspaper: http://bit.ly/cwBnW