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- I did give in on the 'plutonium breeder reactors' ...
- Exile.
- X.
- The day is almost at hand.
- Paging Seinfeld.
- "Okay, okay, I'm going to freak right out."
- Hiya.
- Brilliant, yet tragic.
- Ryan's Second Volume.
- This is all just prelude to something.
- Techno-licious.
- For the umteenth post today.
- Everything is better in Europe.
- Think of the children.
- On the joy of listening to KJHK at 2:30am on a Sun...
- Is it short for something?
- Alarm.
- Hell is being single and not knowing why.
- Decisions.
- Restricted.
- Skintight.
- Yes, I've resorted to this.
- Where he reviews a movie when he should be reading...
- Now I know why I wanted to join NASA.
- Pleasant is the new inspired.
- Things I Love, #54.
- Rundown.
- World records.
- Observations on watching CNN while hoping beyond h...
- On being assaulted by hand-flyers: Spring and Stud...
- The ignorant, non-news-reading public can blow me.
- Part of the game.
- On getting up at 6am to work out at the Rec like I...
- Inertia.
- On making a fool of myself for no particular reason.
- I find myself more and more in favor of Propositio...
- This is gonna take a while.
- Things I Love, #83.
- On not writing the paper or reading the books that...
- Shellshock.
- Santos/McGarry?!
- Throw away your television.
- "Everyone waits."
- Greatest course schedule ever.
- God the details...
- On whether Burger King is worth not standing in a ...
- Transparency.
- Lost in translation.
- Tell me they don't sound familiar.
- On the joy of softball on the Hill, followed by a ...
- Initial reactions to each of my four Korean histor...
- I'm usually not one for quizzes..
- Those Google guys know how to joke around.
- Like I could fill one gigabyte before.
- Fall into place.
- Impressive offense.
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