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Nov
28th
Sat
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This Jeff Green dunk was pretty sweet too. Love being home for the holidays and binging on cable tv basketball.

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Pierce facials 7 foot Chris Bosh last night.

Nov
25th
Wed
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talkinghead:

birds baguettes and black holes- thank you jay.

talkinghead:

birds baguettes and black holes- thank you jay.

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WOULDNT BE CHRISTMAS WITHOUT THE BULLSHIT OFFICE DECORATION BULLETIN

Traditional holiday decorations may also be displayed in your departments beginning Monday, November 30, and continuing through Monday, January 4, 2010.  For your safety and convenience, the following general guidelines are recommended:   No spray snow or glitter on windows or displays.
Do not paint windows or walls.
Do not scotch tape decorations to painted walls.
Choose a suitable location for your display (consider circulation space and safety).
Please do not attempt to hang decorations from the ceilings.

LOL. 1 MONTH YOU SHITHEADS. I CANNOT WAIT TO QUIT YOU, BUDDIES.

Nov
24th
Tue
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This is the black hole of Mexico. You cannot see inside of it, and nothing gets out.
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It’s an open secret in Mexico,” he said, “that the army is fighting the [Juárez] cartel to weaken them and pave the way for Guzmán.
— Boom.
Nov
23rd
Mon
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thepublics:

The Fall of Mexico
In the almost three years since President Felipe Calderón launched a war on drug cartels, border towns in Mexico have turned into halls of mirrors where no one knows who is on which side or what chance remark could get you murdered. Some 14,000 people have been killed in that time—the worst carnage since the Mexican Revolution—and part of the country is effectively under martial law. Is this evidence of a creeping coup by the military? A war between drug cartels? Between the president and his opposition? Or just collateral damage from the (U.S.-supported) war on drugs? Nobody knows: Mexico is where facts, like people, simply disappear. 

Facts do disappear in Mexico, but they’re not lost. They’re plain and brutal, but the tragedy is that the brutal has become the mundane, the facts are simply the facts; they are not worth anyone’s time. Without law, without morals, and amidst incredible, biblical violence, facts are inconsequential.

thepublics:

The Fall of Mexico

In the almost three years since President Felipe Calderón launched a war on drug cartels, border towns in Mexico have turned into halls of mirrors where no one knows who is on which side or what chance remark could get you murdered. Some 14,000 people have been killed in that time—the worst carnage since the Mexican Revolution—and part of the country is effectively under martial law. Is this evidence of a creeping coup by the military? A war between drug cartels? Between the president and his opposition? Or just collateral damage from the (U.S.-supported) war on drugs? Nobody knows: Mexico is where facts, like people, simply disappear.

Facts do disappear in Mexico, but they’re not lost. They’re plain and brutal, but the tragedy is that the brutal has become the mundane, the facts are simply the facts; they are not worth anyone’s time. Without law, without morals, and amidst incredible, biblical violence, facts are inconsequential.

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Shaqintosh.

Shaqintosh.

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creeperstatus:

MONOLITH on Phobus (one of the two Martian moons).

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MONOLITH on Phobus (one of the two Martian moons).