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The deal is this. You’re welcome to this for READINGS if you wish. What I’d ask is that you (or Ms. Rosenbush, whom I respect but fear) not copyedit this like a freshman essay. Idiosyncracies of ital, punctuation, and syntax (“stuff,” “lightbulb” as one word, “i.e.”/”e.g.” without commas after, the colon 4 words after ellipses at the end, etc.) need to be stetted. (A big reason for this is that I want to preserve an oralish, out-loud feel to the remarks so as to protect me from people’s ire at stuff that isn’t expanded on more; for you, the big reason is that I’m not especially psyched to have this run at all, much less to take a blue-skyed 75-degree afternoon futzing with it to bring it into line with your specs, and you should feel obliged and borderline guilty, and I will find a way to harm you or cause you suffering* if you fuck with the mechanics of this piece.) (via Letters of Note: Attempted Fax Cover Sheet)
Also it turns out there’s actually a video for “Sex Bomb“‘s B-side “Brainwash”! Complete with additional video content for the lock-groove part! WOW.
(Source: popularsizes, via lizbrown)
As fascinating as the spontaneous, unfocused energy of Occupy Wall Street is, and even if it’s the only way to attract the attention of the media, in our obsession with finding “our Tea Party” liberals should not overlook the other work that’s being done, not just by policy wonks at think tanks, but by many other activists and protesters who are not afraid to camp on some lobbyist’s lawn. Occupy Wall Street might be part of a titillating new trend, but liberals shouldn’t let their Tea Party-envy trick them into thinking it’s an easy alternative to the hard inside-outside game of social transformation. (via Why Did Liberals Embrace ‘Occupy Wall Street’? (Hint: They’re Obsessed With the Tea Party.))
The Brixton £10 note—a local currency—now features David Bowie on its face. (Technically that would be an Aladdin.)
(via Creative Review - Lend us a Ziggy, mate?); thanks to Geeta for the link!
There’s finally a video for Animal Man’s “Do You Feed? (The Curry Song),” 31 years after it was recorded! Oh, sorry, did I say 31 years? Make that “weeks.”
(Source: vimeo.com)
Outfoxed, a fun and stylish folklore comic by Dylan Meconis.
Meconis is really terrific.
Co-sign!