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Chick-fil-A
Me: Mmmmm, Chick-fil-A!
Kim: It's closed on Sundays.
Me: Oh, for christ's sake!
Kim: Yes, exactly.
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bookavore:
SUBJECT OF RESOLUTION: The relative statuses of mainstream, literary, and genre fiction
SUBMITTED TO: The reading public and publishing industry
SUBMITTED BY: A reader
THIS READER,
ALARMED BY an increasingly vitriolic set of discussions regarding different types of fiction and how they are affirmed or not affirmed by the literary establishment and the publishing industry,
BEARING...
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“To presume that dictionary-making can somehow avoid or transcend ideology is...”
– “Authority and American Usage”
David Foster Wallace
(via afeastoffriends)
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“So great was his emotion that all he could think to say was “You little...”
– Nabokov in Speak, Memory
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jonnyrodgers:
I Hope That I Don’t Fall In Love...
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“Just by looking at a photo of someone, I can tell right away if they played Han...”
– Peter Vidani
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Bad Wizard
Dorothy: You're a very bad man!
Wizard: Oh no, my dear. I'm a very good man. I'm just a very bad wizard.
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wonderbot:
This is what I just made for the...
the solipsist, a tiny story →
i don’t walk forward,
my feet just turn the world back.
–-
{by wirrow, on hitRECord.org}
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Kick-Ass
tylerandzach:
Kick-Ass kicked-ass.
Or at least Hit Girl kicked ass. Kick-Ass was sort of annoying. He looked ridiculous, for starters, and his weapon of choice was, what, sticks? The few times he was actually fighting crime, he was usually stabbed. Or hit by a car. Or giving some boring speech about how gang violence is wrong.
Kick-ass’s alter ego, a pre-pubescent 17 year-old named Dave...
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“Why did you have that idea today instead of yesterday?”
– 37signals
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“unask the question”
– Mu - Wikipedia
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