
If a Gun Wants Anything, It Wants to be Shot
I’ve got 99 problems; some back up quarterback in San Francisco isn’t one of them. Stand up and shut up.
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by Marcela Sulak | May 10, 2018 | Civics, Real Pants
I’ve got 99 problems; some back up quarterback in San Francisco isn’t one of them. Stand up and shut up.
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Mar 16, 2018 | Books, Civics, Real Pants
But I’m just going to set this modest opinion here. I think more money should be changing hands at the fair.
Read Moreby Dan Birk | Mar 5, 2018 | Civics, Real Pants
So now we come, at last, to the spiritual heart of the Cocktail soundtrack: The Beach Boys’ “Kokomo.”
Read Moreby Erin Shepherd Murray | Feb 19, 2018 | Civics, Real Pants
What Did I Really Think? Wow. Wow, this was so bad I almost have no words. Except, because...
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Feb 4, 2018 | Books, Civics, Scene Report
Anna recently married British nobleman Jacoby Elrod of Smyrna.
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Feb 2, 2018 | Civics, Real Pants, The Feed
The impoverished will share robo-bodies in kibbutzim. They will be the final inhabitants of the Earthzone.
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Jan 23, 2018 | The Feed
Warren’s wealth consists of which of the following:
1. An employer-sponsored 401k.
2. A first pressing 7″ of the Super Bowl Shuffle signed by William “the Refrigerator” Perry.
3. His rings, Rolex.
4. Equity from his primary residence.
by Gregg Murray | Jan 11, 2018 | The Feed
‘Tis the season to swing one’s partner round and round. And yet everywhere we see dance floors...
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Jan 9, 2018 | Books, The Feed
And it doesn’t get more relevant than detailing how problematic instances of the ‘exception’ led to the rise of the Third Reich.
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Jan 1, 2018 | Books, The Feed
Vance’s very, very poorly written book on Appalachia would have been a better book if I’d lit on fire the second it arrived.
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Dec 14, 2017 | Civics, The Feed
What is it really, this puzzling device, the segway? You lean forward and it moves forward. But...
Read Moreby Emily August | Nov 23, 2017 | Civics
My mom and I attended church for a handful of years during my childhood. The best way I can think...
Read Moreby Amy McDaniel | Jul 14, 2017 | Civics
It took me about two months of throwing up almost every day before I asked for a prescription for...
Read Moreby Dylan Kinnett | Apr 30, 2017 | Lit Blog Roundup
This roundup begins with a roundup, followed by another roundup, making it a roundup of roundups and offering the opportunity to say "roundup" many times, in a sentence about roundups. There are also some tips for finding more reading time in your life.
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Apr 17, 2017 | The Feed
“To be honest, Oprah” he said robotically, “we sued so many people.” It is perhaps this inability to confront a reality outside of cycling that makes Armstrong the ideal cyclist.
Read Moreby Gregg Murray | Apr 12, 2017 | The Feed
Nothing but no-names and repeats.
Read Moreby Param Anand Singh | Apr 10, 2017 | Civics
Here’s what Brian Williams said when he cut in on The Rachel Maddow Show to break the news of...
Read Moreby Param Anand Singh | Apr 4, 2017 | Civics
As briefly as I am able: My sister’s boyfriend bought a desk used from a Four Seasons in...
Read Moreby Dylan Kinnett | Mar 27, 2017 | Lit Blog Roundup
This edition of the litblog roundup offers up an entire buffet of food for thought, sourced from corners of the literary internet far and wide. Bon appétit !
Read Moreby Dylan Kinnett | Mar 6, 2017 | Lit Blog Roundup
Any questions? Yeah, plenty! This edition of the litblog roundup is written in the form of mostly twitter-worthy questions. Each one contains a link to something that’s been making the rounds lately across the literary internet. This way you get even more links, in less time. Enjoy!
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