13 People Who Don’t Know What ‘Literally’ Means
Literally the best list on the internet.
“The world is literally her oyster.” - Sarah Palin’s spokeswoman
Mmm grammar police + political commentary = <3
There’s Always Money In The Banana Stand, An Arrested Development Tribute Art Show
OMG yes - LA friends, who’s coming with me??
NPR pals by ianjq - ADORE.
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Lincoln, Tax and Spend Socialist
Via Flackcheck.org, a sister project to Factcheck.org from Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania.
The site “uses parody and humor to debunk false political advertising, poke fun at extreme language, and hold the media accountable for their reporting on political campaigns.”
Watching this live at #PDF12 right now, what a brilliant take on political advertising.
Zooey took a parting look at the page she had been reading, then closed the manuscript and dropped it over the side of the tub. “Jesus Christ almighty,” she said. “Sometimes I see me dead in the rain.”
“Yes, that is you dead in the rain,” Siri retorted plainly.
For some reason this commercial has elicited strong feelings from lots of folks. Bravo, HyperVocal, IMHO this is by far the best response yet.
“If you make someone laugh, then you’re halfway to changing their mind.
graphic novelist Kate Evans on why she makes comics about climate change.
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