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Vaskerville

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    Comment #42066288

    Taking jobs? Who, is giving them illegal jobs? Why aren't people talking about this and doing something about it?

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    Comment #37610085

    "Nobody knows I'm New Wave" - Kurt Cobain

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    Comment #36582225

    I can't resist - I've been trying to get an invite for awhile now. Thanks! zhym4g7v AT duck.com

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    Comment #34567485

    Ken Isaacs - How to Build Your Living Structures https://archive.org/details/How.To.Build.Your.Own.Living.Str...

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    Comment #33703183

    This link is super interesting! Watched this not long ago and wanted to take a tour through parts of Japan to see how they make things... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIBplPrX69…

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    Comment #32884920

    There was a 10 year or so build up prior to Nevermind where punk (and it's variants) were not being played on the radio (obviously, which was still relevant then). You didn't hear …

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    Comment #31988760

    In 2008 I made onemilescroll.com with Daniel Eatock. It was a fun project where we allowed users to post things at whatever height. It wasn't nearly as rigorous as WHW. Eventually …

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    Comment #30374030

    Why stop at four?

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    Comment #28181156

    Very corrupt political and wealthy class for starters. If you want to do some research look into the Petrocaribe scandal and the recent assassination of the president. I lived ther…

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    Comment #26175737

    Add me to the list of NYT subscription failures. Sorry NYT, but I will never sign up again (and I think you are a good newspaper) unless you come clean about these lame practices.

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    Comment #22645414

    No knead bread - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13Ah9ES2yTU

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    Comment #21712186

    A friend visited recently, within three days with very little time outside, their throat was burning.

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    Comment #21712178

    I recently moved to Kathmandu, Nepal (I'm a US citizen). The air quality is debilitating. All the gyms I've looked at (except the American Club which costs $100/month) have open wi…

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    Comment #20792984

    Perhaps we should convince their group that berberechos are a new discovery?...haha. I'm in Kathmandu and today at my local market chain (Big Mart) I found frozen ostrich meat - an…

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    Comment #20335145

    As long as Reddit is not down everything is OK.

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    Comment #19455139

    This seems like a good moment to remind about Jürg Lehni & Uli Franke's Hektor (2002): http://juerglehni.com/works/hektor .

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    Comment #19446439

    The bigger story is the missing $2B - the story does touch upon that. Many contracts were handed out for works to companies owned by people in government or their friends and the w…

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    Comment #19445626

    People are so exhausted from the aforementioned demonstrations I doubt anybody will demonstrate based on this new information. (I know people who went two weeks without any water i…

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    Comment #17055721

    Yes. I also grew up with Simon in the background. And also alot of Earth Wind and Fire. My parents were immigrants and we had alot of different music around the house. But, Talking…

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    Comment #16116391

    I lived in Mauritania for five and half years and on two occasions a friend saw snow flurries in northern areas of the country. It's probably more common than we know.

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    Comment #14510482

    I think bikes are going to be bigger than electric cars.

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    Comment #14393175

    There was significant investment and most of that has lead to very little. There are efforts recently trying to do more complicated textile manufacturing but I have heard that fact…

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    Comment #14287611

    In 1981, when I was 12 years old, I visited my brothers university to watch him graduate. I didn't have much to do so they showed me the computer they had installed in one of the s…

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    Comment #13423184

    I don't really have much to add to this discussion, but I absolutely love what you are doing. Swoon! ;)