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Rick Lamb (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
There was a little ad in the G2 section of The Guardian yesterday, so I took a quick piccie on the iPhone: I recognised the colours and obviously the whole staring at goats thing as to do with The Men Who Stare at Goats, an imminent film release based on a book by British journalist Jon Ronson. I checked out the stareatthegoat.com site out of interest, and guess what. Yep, it's a crazy, staring goat....
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Madame Arcati (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
There's The X Factor and Britain's Got Talent . But why not a talent show to find the next paranormalist spoon bender? Oh, hello Uri Geller, how are you? "I'm flying out to Greece tomorrow morning to film ... The Next Uri Geller," he tells me . "It's being shown on ITV next year." Spoons at the ready.
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The Industry Standard (Free subscription) | 10/29/2009
The Electronic Frontier Foundation last week aimed a historically potent weapon -- the spotlight of public shame -- at those corporations and individuals who abuse copyright claims to stifle free speech. Explains EFF Senior Staff Attorney Corynne McSherry: "Free speech in the 21st century often depends on incorporating video clips and other content from various sources. It's what 'The Daily Show'...
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NON-WORKINGMONKEY (Free subscription) | 10/16/2009
Many years ago, when things were bleak and there was not much to look forward to, a friend of mine - a sensible woman with an eye for fashion and colonic irrigation, but otherwise full of common sense - gave me a birthday present that I was not expecting: an hour with a psychic. Now, this psychic did not reside in a tent at a fair, or in a caravan in a parking lot. She did not reside in a shady side-street...
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Austinist (Free subscription) | 10/15/2009
A curious girl's ethnographic quest for stimulation, knowledge and the least common denominator... The opinions expressed in Hello, My Name Is do not necessarily reflect those of the Austinist or anyone else in the Ist network. Why does my toe hurt? Like, really hurt? No mail again. Does my m ailman hate me? My flowers are dead. Am I hungry? Crap. F orgot the new crossword puzzle. What the hell was...
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MaxRedline (Free subscription) | 10/13/2009
In 1987, the former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, invited ["psychic Uri] Geller to the floor of Congress to send positive brain waves to then-Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Yep, that was Sen. Claiborne Pell (D-R.I.). Subsequently, both Pell...
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Hot Chicks with Douchebags (Free subscription) | 10/07/2009
Real 'bags don't buy Hardy knockoffs at Nordstrom. Real 'bags tattoo the Hardy Taint right on their chests. So that people at the Shady Palms Retirement Home in Coconut Grove in 2063 will wheelchair by him and think, "douche." Toothy hott brings the bleethy pirate niceties enough to fire up my loins and set my crotch afire with the combustion heat effect of a bad Uri Geller spoon bend. Yeah,...
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The Drunken Monkey Strikes Back (Free subscription) | 10/07/2009
First things first... The Good News: Most importantly, the Foster Bub finally came home from hospital yesterday. She looks amazingly well...it did occur to me that, as it was only Saturday when we last saw her, that maybe it was seeing her dressed in proper baby clothes and surounded by her own toys as opposed to machines and medical related hardware that made her LOOK so amazingly well...but hell....
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The Devil Has The Best Tuna (Free subscription) | 09/25/2009
Hyperstory Genre: Alternative / Rock / Electronica From: Los Angeles, California United States Hyperstory is the musical identity of Los Angeles based musician C. Scott Blevins. Over two years in the making, Hyperstory's self titled debut album, brings together an eclectic range of elements to make an album in the old school style; one that was created not just as a collection of individual songs,...
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Harry Hotspur (Free subscription) | 09/25/2009
I know, I know, he wants a bloody good benching, but I just don't think that this is the game to do it. Also, despite a certificate from the Sanity Commission that says otherwise - I am of sound mind when I say we don't have an impact sub like Defoe. So if things aren't going to plan when he is on, what do we do? Anyhoo, I showed you mine so let's have a butcher's at yours. My Uri Geller bet of the...
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nufc1892 blog on Absolute Radio (Free subscription) | 09/23/2009
Male underwear has followed has been cut from the same cloth for at least 50 years. But now a manufacturer has produced a pair of pants for left-handed men. While left-handed people have been catered to by a number of manufacturers, producing everything from left-handed video cameras, wallets, scissors and pencil sharpeners, this is the first time the underwear needs of southpaws have been considered....
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Daily Star (Free subscription) | 09/18/2009
US spooks tried to recruit Uri Geller as a "psychic assassin".
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ART INTO DUST (Free subscription) | 09/15/2009
In 1994 I had written an article for Record Collector on the subject of the stranger side of my record collection. Back in the days of my well spent youth when you could happily wile away a whole Saturday record hunting up in London part of the fun was not just finding something really good but also maybe something really bad as well. (And by bad I don’t mean bad but actually genius). If it was...
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The Root Of The Matter (Free subscription) | 09/14/2009
If Uri Geller is the world's leading spoon-bender, then Derren Brown is surely its leading mind-bender; Britain's best answer to David Blaine , that doesn't end in a preposition. Last week the spookily self-assured brain tamperer, who once took a good couple of hours of TV viewers' lives to conspicuously and lengthily fail to take his own , decided to have a go at a less bullety game of chance, the...
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Nogger's Blog (Free subscription) | 09/07/2009
Our lovable mates the Indian government are at it again I see. This shower are as bent as Uri Geller's cutlery drawer.Monsoon rains June 1st- Set 5th are now only 21% behind normal they gleefully announced today, completely glossing over the fact that this makes 2009 the worst monsoon year since 1972.Rains in the northwest, where next season's wheat will shortly start to get planted, are now '