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  1. A Ulysses-themed sketch done for the Bloomsday centennial: http://bit.ly/Vc50H 3:20 PM Sep 16th from Splitweet
  2. Street Ulysses (with outside commentary): http://bit.ly/27Jnsi 3:31 PM Jul 27th from web
  3. "... and, indeed, Bloomsday grandfathers hoisting their sons, and their sons of sons, onto the shoulders of never-ending stories." 10:01 AM Jun 17th from web
  4. In honor of Bloomsday yesterday: "There will be Bloomsday breakfasts, and Bloomsday love affairs..." http://bit.ly/13Nk52 10:01 AM Jun 17th from web
  5. Superb: http://bit.ly/4Vn0 10:55 PM Dec 31st, 2008 from web
  6. Happy Bloomsday!! Keep an eye on http://twitter.com/public_timeline for posts from Ulysses characters. 7:19 AM Jun 16th, 2008 from web
  7. 1 week til Bloomsday! Check out last year's Bloomsday on Twitter http://tinyurl.com/2wcgmu & get ready for 2008's: http://tinyurl.com/6owgrr 9:54 AM Jun 9th, 2008 from web
  8. Germaine Greer's "Shakespeare's Wife" in defense of Ann Hathaway: a response to Stephen's grand Shakespeare theory in Scylla & Charybdis? 6:00 AM Apr 2nd, 2008 from web
  9. "Shakespeare is the happy hunting ground of all minds that have lost their balance." 6:38 AM Jan 10th, 2008 from web
  10. Don't know how I missed it the first time, but the little hints in the last 2 chapters: could Molly maybe be pregnant? I DEMAND A SEQUEL. 11:07 AM Jan 9th, 2008 from web
  11. capital pee Papli comma capital aitch How are you note of interrogation capital eye I am very well full stop 6:54 AM Jan 4th, 2008 from web
  12. The subtlety & sweetness of Bloom's relationship w/his daughter: in a long list of things in his desk, a letter she wrote him when v. small: 6:53 AM Jan 4th, 2008 from web
  13. I love that the book is so its own combo of funny/sincere that Joyce had to make up a word which is itself funny/sincere. JOCOSERIOUS. 6:46 AM Jan 3rd, 2008 from web
  14. in reputable circles -- shaken them up in a colossal hat, laid them end to end." -- On Ulysses, TIME, 1923. 5:56 PM Jan 2nd, 2008 from web
  15. "To the uninitiated it appeared that Mr. Joyce had taken some half million assorted words -- many such as are not ordinarily heard 5:56 PM Jan 2nd, 2008 from web
  16. Ladies and gentlemen, I AM FINISHED READING ULYSSES. Def. not done talking about it, tho, never fear. 5:58 PM Dec 30th, 2007 from web
  17. Finally to Molly's soliloquy! "you sometimes love to wildly when you feel that way so nice all over you you cant help yourself" 1:57 PM Dec 30th, 2007 from web
  18. Bloom ends in bed w/Molly carried "rereward, by the proper perpetual motion of the earth through everchanging tracks of neverchanging space" 12:10 PM Dec 30th, 2007 from web
  19. Bloom makes me think of that line from The Virgin Suicides: "What we have here is a dreamer." 7:57 AM Dec 26th, 2007 from web
  20. Long dreamy sciencey passages about lightyears and extraterrestrial life. Joyce, ilu. Bloom, same goes double. 10:18 PM Dec 22nd, 2007 from web
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