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Posted on May 30, 2008 | by Ed

There's this. New album's on iTunes now too. Speaking of horrible aural spectacles.

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The best Christmas tradition is singing "What Child Is This?" until Maury comes down the chimney with the paternity test results ...

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Partridges are ground-dwelling and rarely found in trees. “A partridge in a pear tree” is a pun on the French word for a partridge, “perdrix.” ...

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3 days ago

If you're dying to read ~3 chapters of a book that will never come out because nobody wanted to publish it, here's your big chance! Subscribe and enjoy one part of an audacious multiple hijacking that put the Palestinian movement in the global spotlight for the first time in September 1970.

Quick summary/preview in the comments. I really thought this one was interesting enough for someone to believe, "Yep, people will read this," but obviously I'm biased. In any case, I did a huge amount of work on it and I wanted a small part of it to see the light of day. The link ($2 subscription, sorry) takes you to it in PDF format.

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HOLIDAY BONUS: LONG READS EDITION | Gin and Tacos

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6 days ago

On what Trump means when he says "War," on Venezuelan "oil," on skipping the consent-manufacturing process, and on Grenada, not Iraq, as the proper analogy for what's almost certainly imminent. ...

WAR! (HUH. GOOD GOD.) WHAT...IS IT? | Gin and Tacos

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On the early 20th Century celebrity health guru/charlatan Bernarr Mcfadden and his numerous, eerie similarities to RFK Jr.

They share the worldview that sickness meant weakness and the best cure for weakness is death. They are objectively pro-disease. You can't horrify them by pointing to a measles outbreak because they think our problem for the past 100 years is that we weren't letting outbreaks cull The Weak. It's a worldview that's often irresistible to the powerful, because it justifies their sense of their own superiority. ...

"IT'S BETTER SHE'S DEAD; SHE ONLY WOULD HAVE DISGRACED ME." | Gin and Tacos

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