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12/30/2006
The junkie doctor diagnoses the hugely obese patient with twin killers: terminal lung cancer and a disinterest in prolonging his life. A test confirms the former condition, but she refuses to accept th …
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11/19/2006
Couldn't fit the actual comments into here. Yeah, that's how ridiculously long they were. If you're interested, they're included in the download. In lieu of them, I offer the lyrics of the final track …
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10/30/2006
In order to ascertain just how little certainty there is in the world, Descartes constructed a demon. This demon had the power to cloud the senses completely with a false reality. How, it was asked, ca …
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9/29/2006
In order to ascertain just how little certainty there is in the world, Descartes constructed a demon. This demon had the power to cloud the senses completely with a false reality. How, it was asked, ca …
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8/17/2006
What is one to do when fake lights and shiny wrappers reveal an irredeemable world? The Aesthete answers: escape that world. Resign yourself to the infinite. For those who reject this world of unsolved …
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7/17/2006
(WARNING: melodrama and Hitchhiker's Trilogy spoilers follow.) The last man from Earth was at least a few years away from getting the hang of Thursdays. Then all days were taken away from him in one fe …
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6/16/2006
One small, insignificant sin, and He's gone. Without a trace. No response to my pleas for a response. It's as though he never existed. You can't tell me this was justified. Of course, that moron Solomo …
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5/12/2006
"Think you'll ever get out of here?" "Sure. When I got a long white beard and about three marbles left rolling around upstairs." "Tell you where I'd go. Zihuatanejo." "Zihuatanejo?" "Mexico. Little pla …
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4/19/2006
Within the off-campus housing at Hillsdale College, there is a four-word toast which is dedicated to the school. The toastmaster lifts his glass and utters the first two words, "To Hillsdale!" Everyone …
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