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The "Greatest" "Hits"

Church Sign Revival

Some recent songs (this damn thing is on the fritz yet again):

This is from a 1998 episode of Saturday Night Live. I’m glad we’ve come such a long way since then!

Oh and for those of you who might not recognize it because it’s been so long, this is what used appear on SNL every once in a while: it’s called humor.

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- Straight ex-spouses offer quiet voice for gay marriage - washingtonpost.com
Maybe if these women knew some actual gay people before they married these guys their radar might be more finely tuned. No?

- Straight ex-spouses offer quiet voice for gay marriage - washingtonpost.com

Maybe if these women knew some actual gay people before they married these guys their radar might be more finely tuned. No?

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SONG OF THE DAY

New Order

“Leave Me Alone”

from the 1983 album Power, Corruption & Lies

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SONG OF THE DAY

Mouse

“A Public Execution”

1966

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FILM OF THE DAY

Gold Diggers Of 1933

1933

directed by Mervyn LeRoy

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- Tom the Dancing Bug
Oh that God-man, always with his mysterious ways and absence when there’s danger. He’s like Clark Kent.

- Tom the Dancing Bug

Oh that God-man, always with his mysterious ways and absence when there’s danger. He’s like Clark Kent.

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SONG OF THE DAY

Uncle Tupelo

“Gun”

from the 1991 album Still Feel Gone

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reblogged from churchsignrevival:

- Matt

reblogged from churchsignrevival:

- Matt

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- War and politics in Afghanistan : The New Yorker
To be fair, a lot of Americans can barely refer to our own political leaders by name or know where Vermont is so at least they’re consistent.

- War and politics in Afghanistan : The New Yorker

To be fair, a lot of Americans can barely refer to our own political leaders by name or know where Vermont is so at least they’re consistent.

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