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Happy Christmas from the Guardian’s Business desk - these specially designed Kipper Williams Christmas cards aren’t only festive and finance themed, but are also downloadable!
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The Rambling Adventures of a Positive Man: WORLD AIDS DAY 2011 →
NOTICE: I want to make sure I state this before you read what I wrote to address anything that you find upsetting or if you disagree with me. These are MY THOUGHTS AND OPIONS and only mine so if you don’t like or agree that is perfectly fine with me.
So today is an important day it’s…
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dear rapture people, you’re welcome. love, me.
Nonsense, allow me to introduce reality.
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Oh, look. It’s me looking animated at a party!
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Louis C.K. on gay marriage
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Love it!
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My alter ego
Cheers, thanks a lot…
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Amazon removes manga from Kindle →
Ugh.
Last week, Amazon removed several yaoi manga titles from their Kindle store. Effected publishers Digital Manga Publishing, Yaoi Press, and Animate USA (which releases exclusively to the Kindle) haven’t been told much but it appears Amazon is enforcing content guidelines. The yaoi genre is often called boys’ love because it features gay romance generally targeted to a female readership. Other material far racier than the deleted material is still available on the Kindle. Some yaoi manga titles have since been restored while others have not. Robot 6 has the story here and an update in the link above.
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tumblrbot asked: WHAT IS YOUR EARLIEST HUMAN MEMORY?
My third birthday party - that’d be May 1967: outdoors, in Jonesboro, Arkansas, with funny shaped balloons blowing in the wind; a merry-go-round cake with animal crackers that fascinated me and with both of my parents who were mysteriously grumpy. I got a rubber Gumbi & Pokey which were prized possessions until the little metal skeletons inside them began to poke out (and thereafter, me)
