The Rat
Thursday, October 31, 2002
      ( 4:01 PM ) The Rat  
GOOD TO KNOW Greenpeace can spell.

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      ( 11:54 AM ) The Rat  
CAT BOWLING, via (who else?) Shamed.

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Wednesday, October 30, 2002
      ( 3:38 PM ) The Rat  
INTERESTING (AND DEPRESSING) BYRON YORK PIECE on a lawsuit being filed by Democrats in the Minnesota Senate race.

Beyond their objections to the ballot itself, the Democrats' attempt to stop absentee voting also raises questions about the timing of the party's candidate selection process. Mondale emerged as the leading choice to replace Wellstone in the hours after Wellstone's death last Friday. Yet Democrats chose to wait until Wednesday to make Mondale their official candidate. 'That makes it extremely tight,' says Vogel. 'By waiting, and then complaining about absentee ballots, they've really pushed this thing to the brink.' The tactic seems guaranteed to produce confusion on Election Day.

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      ( 11:35 AM ) The Rat  
HISTORY OF PUMPKIN CARVING.

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      ( 11:33 AM ) The Rat  
YAHOO really needs to rethink its policy of identifying links with titles like "Deadly Fire in Ho Chi Minh City Slideshow."

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      ( 11:21 AM ) The Rat  
MORE SIGNS OF THE APOCALYPSE. City considers changing its name to "Got Milk?" Can't wait till we get a town called "Aren't You Glad You Use Dial?"

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      ( 11:14 AM ) The Rat  
"EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT"—and there'll be a lab.

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      ( 11:09 AM ) The Rat  
From the various memoirs by relatives and friends, we can imagine a man who always seemed a little older than himself, and older than anyone he met, as if he were living more than one life.
—James Wood on Chekhov

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Tuesday, October 29, 2002
      ( 2:45 PM ) The Rat  
VOILÀ! Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the finalists for the 2002 Turner prize. Last year I suggested that the Turner prize be awarded to itself, but alas, it's not even on the shortlist.

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      ( 11:43 AM ) The Rat  
If you wish women to love you, be original; I knew a man who used to wear felt boots summer and winter, and women fell in love with him.
—Chekhov, from the notebooks

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Monday, October 28, 2002
      ( 1:03 PM ) The Rat  
PHOTO OF A DOG BODY-SURFING. Because it's Monday, and you need it.

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      ( 12:34 PM ) The Rat  
NEWS OF THE WEIRD ITEM EERILY REMINISCENT OF MY LIFE: From the Alta, Utah, police blotter, via the Salt Lake Tribune: "July 14: At 12 p.m., the deputy on duty responded to a report of a man chasing a moose in Albion Basin. It is suspected that this is related to a subsequent report of a moose chasing a man."

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      ( 12:24 PM ) The Rat  
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE, CTD. Dairy shows are now using ultrasound to scan for chemically enhanced cow udders. "'We think we could clean up the Miss America contest with the same technology,' said UW veterinarian Robert O'Brien."

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      ( 11:36 AM ) The Rat  
"Paul!" cried the Countess from behind the screen. "Bring along a new novel with you some time, will you, only please not one of those modern ones."

"What do you mean, grand'maman?"

"I mean not the sort of novel in which the hero strangles either of his parents or in which someone is drowned. I have a great horror of drowned people."

—Pushkin, "The Queen of Spades"

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Friday, October 25, 2002
      ( 5:32 PM ) The Rat  
WORLD'S BIGGEST TEDDY BEAR.

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      ( 4:26 PM ) The Rat  
FURNITUREPORN.COM! "Hot gay teen lawn chair sluts" is probably the funniest.

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      ( 3:24 PM ) The Rat  
CHOCOLATE MUSEUMS OF EUROPE. And Eve called me weird for wanting to go back to Paris. Philistine!

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      ( 3:16 PM ) The Rat  
WHAT THOROUGHLY DERACINATED YOUTHS REVELING IN THE CULTURE OF DEATH, READ. Quoting Mikhail Bakhtin: B. M. Engelgardt proceeds from the sociological and cultural-historical definition of Dostoevsky's hero. Dostoevsky's hero is the intellectual—raznochinec, cut off from the cultural tradition, the soil and the land—the representative of an "accidental tribe" (sluchajnoe plemja). Such a man enters into a special relationship with the idea: he is defenseless before it and its power, for he is not firmly rooted in life and has been robbed of his cultural tradition. He becomes the "man of an idea," a man possessed by an idea. The idea becomes in him an "idea-force" which omnipotently defines and distorts his consciousness and his life. The idea leads an independent life in the hero's consciousness: it is in fact not he who lives, but the idea, and the novelist describes not the hero's life, but the life of the idea in him... Therefore, in place of the biographical dominant of the usual type (as in Tolstoy or Turgenev, for example), the dominant of the hero's representation is the idea which possesses him. Hence originates the definition of Dostoevsky's novel as an "ideological novel."

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      ( 3:14 PM ) The Rat  
I FIND IT EASY TO CRITICIZE OTHERS. Stay tuned for more breaking news. (Link to this quiz via Zorak.)

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      ( 3:14 PM ) The Rat  
LONDON CONSIDERS "HOOLIGAN TAX."

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      ( 11:52 AM ) The Rat  
IRAQ EXPELS FOREIGN JOURNALISTS.

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      ( 11:32 AM ) The Rat  
"You want me to go?"

"Hardly. You're near tears again today."

"I do feel a bit teary, yes. Can I have something to eat?"

"Well, there are some strawberries, and some melons, and there's some bread, and there's wine, and there's marijuana."

"Can I have a little of each, please?"

Deception

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Wednesday, October 23, 2002
      ( 1:54 PM ) The Rat  
THE ULTIMATE DRINKING GAME HOME PAGE.

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      ( 1:47 PM ) The Rat  
NEW FINDINGS on the Twin Towers' collapse.

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      ( 1:28 PM ) The Rat  
"THE SUPERIORITY OF RABBITS."

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      ( 12:18 PM ) The Rat  
A NON-LAME ONLINE PERSONALITY QUIZ, link via Eve.

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      ( 12:04 PM ) The Rat  
THE LAMAR ALEXANDER HANDSHAKE CONTROVERSY.

Later yesterday, Hunton told us that "my finger has probably made close to a full recovery" and that he has decided not to press charges. "It's just an incident where the former governor lost his cool and just kinda went crazy there," he said. "He grabbed my finger, twisted it and tightened down, and didn't let go until two policemen pulled him off of me."

Alexander, the front-runner in the Senate race, laughed off the incident as "just a media stunt." He told us: "He gave me a firm handshake and I gave him a firm handshake, and I've just shaken 2,000 more hands at a barbecue in Knoxville. I feel fine. I think I may go home tonight and play a little Chopin."

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      ( 12:01 PM ) The Rat  
Sending out sociobiology to solve the mysteries of human existence is like protecting yourself against a hurricane with a bus ticket.
—Anthony Daniels

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Tuesday, October 22, 2002
      ( 10:57 PM ) The Rat  
It's true that the aura of purity that once surrounded Miss Americas has been fading of late. But your crusade to distribute condoms to students has knocked Miss America off her pedestal for good. Maybe I'm being too hard on you. But I think the honor of all Miss Americas is at stake. Of course, I come from an era when condoms were rubbers, marijuana smokes were reefers, no one had AIDS, and those things were not discussed... I also come from an era when we had a name for girls who hand out condoms, and it wasn't Miss America.
—letter to Miss America 1998 Kate Shindle from Miss America 1944 Venus Ramey, New York Post, Dec. 21, 1997

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      ( 10:35 PM ) The Rat  
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to überbabe Catherine Deneuve.

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      ( 9:37 PM ) The Rat  
GREAT PHOTO. This is pretty good too.

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Monday, October 21, 2002
      ( 12:22 PM ) The Rat  
DON'T TRY AND TELL ME YOU DON'T NEED Viking kittens. Link via Shamed.

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      ( 12:21 PM ) The Rat  
Unfortunately, the original efforts of the Reverend Henry Brunton, transferred by the inscrutable ways of Providence from Sierra Leone to the Caucasus in the early 1800s, had not met with all the success they deserved. His fine Tartar-Turkish New Testament, printed in his own press in three thousand copies, and painstakingly translated by him, was used by Tartars and Kabardins merely as a binding for their own Korans, its sacred inside text being carelessly thrown away. Children, ransomed at great expense from their wretched Moslem parents to be brought up in the ways of the Lord, ran back to their parents. And the Mullahs and chiefs of the Tartars used the sophisticated argument that God gave each people their own way of communicating with Him and that that of the Koran suited them admirably. Poor Mr Brunton had died of melancholy, so it was reported, despite the 'relief of liberal potations.' But the food was good there, the German Fraüleins were pretty, a relief from savage-eyed Moslem girls, and it was a novelty.
—Laurence Kelly, Lermontov: Tragedy in the Caucasus


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Friday, October 18, 2002
      ( 2:02 PM ) The Rat  
BIKE WHILE YOU WORK. I bet more of us would if it would get us anywhere.

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      ( 1:59 PM ) The Rat  
CLINTON TO BE INDUCTED into the Arkansas Black Hall of Fame. And Monica has a new boyfriend. Who says there's no such things as happy endings?

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      ( 12:22 PM ) The Rat  
LIKE YOU NEEDED A REASON.

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      ( 11:38 AM ) The Rat  
AUTISM ON THE RISE in California.

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      ( 10:54 AM ) The Rat  
A LIST of companies that support Planned Parenthood. More info on pro-life boycotts here. Links via Eve.

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Thursday, October 17, 2002
      ( 6:23 PM ) The Rat  
THE FIFTH ANNUAL FALCONRY EXTRAVAGANZA will be held this Saturday at 1 p.m. on the Great Lawn (Central Park at 80th St.). "Witness a dozen species of preying birds responding to their handler's commands—along with a detailed discussion of the ecology and biology behind the practice." Plus, it's free! Info: (800) 201-PARK.

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      ( 1:08 PM ) The Rat  
SAN DIEGO STATE RESEARCHERS believe they may have found a source of teenage angst. Also, read about the physics of stone-skipping.

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      ( 12:48 PM ) The Rat  
A NEW WALLACE AND GROMIT FILM!

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      ( 12:05 PM ) The Rat  
PORN-FLICK TITLE SPOTTED BY THE NEW YORK PRESS: "Weapons of Ass Destruction."

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      ( 12:04 PM ) The Rat  
First he fell in love with her face, then with her hands, then with her arms, which he saw bared in a classical role, and one day he loved her through and through.
"Fallen," Thos. Mann

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Wednesday, October 16, 2002
      ( 5:49 PM ) The Rat  
DON'T MISS this week's horoscopes.

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      ( 5:13 PM ) The Rat  
SHAMED, on my observing that this reads like an Onion article: "Yeah, especially the photo."

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      ( 12:31 PM ) The Rat  
"HIGH ON BETEL NUTS..." For the gentleman who last night complained about my failure to link to any photographs of Taiwan's "betel-nut girls"*: click here, here, here (caption: "Male drivers are often so distracted by the betel nut vendors they lose control of their vehicles"), here, or here. Then click here for a marvelous headline.

*I don't recall ever seeing betel-nut vendors—jailbait or otherwise—but according to that last link the phenomenon has only been widespread since 1996.

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      ( 12:04 PM ) The Rat  
Only [when he died] did they find out, with regret, that the Public Prosecutor had had a soul, although out of modesty he had never flaunted it.
Gogol

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Tuesday, October 15, 2002
      ( 4:57 PM ) The Rat  
MALE FERTILITY DECLINES AFTER 35. Not entirely a surprise—older fathers were last year found to sire children with higher rates of schizophrenia—but still worth a browse.

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      ( 4:15 PM ) The Rat  
"WHEN CARY WALKED INTO A ROOM, NOT ONLY DID THE WOMEN PRIMP, THE MEN STRAIGHTENED THEIR TIES." Straighten your tie—Cary Grant now has his own postage stamp.

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      ( 3:51 PM ) The Rat  
LASSIE: EMBLEM OF WESTERN DECADENCE. Iranian cleric Hojatolislam Hassani in the Etemad newspaper: "I demand the judiciary arrest all dogs with long, medium or short legs—together with their long-legged owners... In our country there is freedom of speech, but not freedom for corruption."

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      ( 1:47 PM ) The Rat  
HEADLINE OF THE DAY, WINNER.

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      ( 1:41 PM ) The Rat  
TODAY MARKS THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY of the first James Bond film, Dr. No.

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Friday, October 11, 2002
      ( 3:56 PM ) The Rat  
WORLD'S LARGEST ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS.

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      ( 3:20 PM ) The Rat  
DISSENSION in the Nobel committee ranks.

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      ( 3:15 PM ) The Rat  
PHOTOS of Taiwan. I should have linked to this yesterday, but I'd have had to be organized to have thought of that.

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      ( 2:27 PM ) The Rat  
AN EVIL PETTING ZOO?

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      ( 2:24 PM ) The Rat  
TAPIR-RIFIC!

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      ( 1:51 PM ) The Rat  
IF BY "DIVORCE PATTERNS" YOU MEAN, "DUMPING THE MIDDLE-AGED HAG FOR A YOUNGER WOMAN."

In the United States, two-thirds of men aged 70 or older have a companion who is a potential sex partner, while less than one-third of women do because of women's longer life spans and divorce patterns.

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      ( 12:32 PM ) The Rat  
MEANWHILE, A NEW ZEALAND COURT puzzles over whether there should be an age requirement for individuals appearing in pornographic films—being out of gestation, for instance.

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      ( 12:26 PM ) The Rat  
"If he gets some clothes he'll go away, and he's the only man I've ever loved!"
—Katharine Hepburn in Bringing Up Baby

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Thursday, October 10, 2002
      ( 5:07 PM ) The Rat  
THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT THAT DOESN'T HAVE A GULAG celebrates its 91st birthday today.

The one that does, turned 53 on October 1.

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      ( 12:40 PM ) The Rat  
BOO, HISS! Imre Kertesz, and not my hero Philip Roth, has won the 2002 Nobel in literature.

Oh well, there's hope for the world yet. Consider the sport of extreme ironing.

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      ( 12:21 PM ) The Rat  
GO AHEAD. Write your own caption.

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      ( 12:19 PM ) The Rat  
ONLY 49 DAYS TILL THANKSGIVING! Mmm, cranberries.

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      ( 12:12 PM ) The Rat  
ASSUMING AN HONORABLE PLACE beside bats, Ayn Rand, and Malcolm X, Audrey Hepburn now has her own postage stamp.

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      ( 11:36 AM ) The Rat  
STATE DEPARTMENT SUCKITUDE. "At his daily press briefing yesterday, [Richard] Boucher dismissed [Joel Mowbray's] investigative report—which is National Review's October 28 issue's cover story (on newsstands Friday)—as 'Monday morning quarterback[ing].' He didn't dispute any of the facts unearthed—including that terrorists had not even completely filled out their application forms."

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      ( 11:29 AM ) The Rat  
AWESOME. Burglar uses mower as getaway car.

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      ( 11:25 AM ) The Rat  
So are you to my thoughts as food to life,
Or as sweet-season'd showers are to the ground;
And for the peace of you I hold such strife
As 'twixt a miser and his wealth is found;
Now proud as an enjoyer and anon
Doubting the filching age will steal his treasure,
Now counting best to be with you alone,
Then better'd that the world may see my pleasure;
Sometime all full with feasting on your sight
And by and by clean starved for a look;
Possessing or pursuing no delight,
Save what is had or must from you be took.
Thus do I pine and surfeit day by day,
Or gluttoning on all, or all away.

—Sonnet LXXV

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Wednesday, October 09, 2002
      ( 6:08 PM ) The Rat  
WIPE YOUR HEINE-Y. German company introduces toilet paper printed with out-of-copyright novels and stories. "A new form of literary criticism," our Literary Ed. commented absent-mindedly when I told him about it.

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      ( 5:56 PM ) The Rat  
HOORAY!

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      ( 5:28 PM ) The Rat  
"ONE TERRORIST LISTED HIS U.S. DESTINATION AS SIMPLY 'NO.'" Don't miss Joel Mowbray's exposé of how at least 15 of the 19 September 11 hijackers should have been denied visas under then-existing law. This is an abridged version of a piece that will be on newsstands Monday (National Review, issue date Oct. 28, 2002).

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      ( 4:42 PM ) The Rat  
WHATSBETTER for grown-ups.

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      ( 1:29 PM ) The Rat  
PAGE O' NORMISMS. Via Shamed, who's too busy to blog these days. (Lame!) Among them:

"What's new, Normie?"
"Terrorists, Sam. They've taken over my stomach and they're demanding beer."

"How's life treating you, Norm?"
"Like it caught me sleeping with its wife."

"Would you like a beer, Mr. Peterson?"
"No, I'd like a dead cat in a glass."

"What's the story, Norm?"
"Boy meets beer. Boy drinks beer. Boy meets another beer."

And of course:

"Women. Can't live with 'em... pass the beer nuts."

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Tuesday, October 08, 2002
      ( 1:54 PM ) The Rat  
SHAKESPEAREAN INSULT GENERATOR.

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I pray you, do not fall in love with me,
For I am falser than vows made in wine.
As You Like It

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Monday, October 07, 2002
      ( 6:08 PM ) The Rat  
I HEREBY PLEDGE to remain drunk for an entire week* if my favorite living writer** really wins this year's Nobel prize. Not that the prize itself means anything—I mean, give me a break—but they have picked a few real talents over the years, for instance, this guy, and this guy, and this guy.

*not to imply that I wouldn't have anyway
**The Human Stain (mentioned in the shuf.com link above) sucked, don't read it. If you have to read one of the "American trilogy" books, go for this one. Better yet, skip that too and read this, this, or this.

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      ( 9:29 AM ) The Rat  
MEANWHILE, IN JAPAN.

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Thursday, October 03, 2002
      ( 11:58 AM ) The Rat  
A PHOTO to make you proud to be an American.

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      ( 11:57 AM ) The Rat  
NEARLY AS MANY PEOPLE die by their own hand as are killed by war and homicide combined, according to a WHO report released yesterday.

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      ( 11:24 AM ) The Rat  
FIND YOUR SPOT. An interesting site, via Eve, that purports to match you with the parts of the country that best suit your tastes and requirements. Answering the questions is likely to make you feel irrationally loyal to/defensive about wherever you're living now, so caveat emptor.

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Wednesday, October 02, 2002
      ( 6:54 PM ) The Rat  
GOGOL'S "NOSE" MISSING, again, in St. Petersburg. This is beyond cool. Click here for the text of Gogol's story.

"After all, bread is something baked, and a nose is something altogether different. I can’t make it out at all...”

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      ( 6:49 PM ) The Rat  
LOOKING FOR "THE PERFECT WOMAN" in New Zealand. Gotta love that last requirement.

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      ( 2:43 PM ) The Rat  
ACTUALLY, this one is even funnier.

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      ( 1:36 PM ) The Rat  
OKAY, SO MCSWEENEY'S ISN'T ALWAYS LAME. Click here for "Local TV Weatherman or Porn Actor?" Link via Eve.

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      ( 10:41 AM ) The Rat  
THE SMART-ASS GUIDE TO NEW YORK CITY. They could have put more effort into Little Italy, but several of the others are dead on. Courtesy of a friend in Chicago, who's just jealous.

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Tuesday, October 01, 2002
      ( 1:19 PM ) The Rat  
THE LEONARD NIMOY SHOULD EAT MORE SALSA FOUNDATION.

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      ( 10:52 AM ) The Rat  
"It turns out she's Lutheran Church of America and I'm Lutheran Church of Missouri Synod. What if we had children? We'd have half-breeds!"
Cheers

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