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- New Year's Eve: some reflections
- defunct ombudsman
- KJI responds to his mourners
- Rick Santorum on national sovereignty
- solemn occasion
- links from the Twitter feed
- Ave, Malcolm!
- a sweet pic
- get hexed
- Christmas pooch
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- more on Christianity and paganism
- stuff at my other blog
- about that name
- the flood
- Ave, Stafford!
- riddle me this
- math problem up
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- the three stages of budae-jjigae
- now there's a way to remember your birthday!
- a repost in honor of Kim Jong-il
- do NOT ululate
- apps for all seasons
- ululate!
- now on Etsy.com
- synchronicity
- my blogroll on Hitchens
- nouvelle révélation triangulaire
- ululate!
- 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
- here and gone
- don't be pretentious
- "Misfits"
- fantasy versus reality
- have I won something? or is this a scam?
- Elisson and I think alike
- this is not the greatest song in the world...
- this week's Math Beast Challenge problem
- got it WRONG
- the secret of Tim Tebow's power
- at the TEF blog
- Audio Warhol: a glimpse
- the GOP debates in a nutshell
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- old GRE score reports: 1992 and 1999
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2 comments:
I kept looking at these people and thinking that they look familiar, but I couldn't place them until I clicked through. Very sweet indeed.
It's a shame that the original series opening was never aired in the United States while people in Europe got to see an opening that definitely would have blown many young, male minds back in those pre-Internet porn days.
Beautiful is an such an understatement when trying to describe that opening, but this episode of Coupling comes pretty close to it at the 5:36 mark with a reference to another great sci-fi TV program from yesteryear.
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