….one from the All Things Ursine file here at the Flimwell Papers
when i’m close to death i want to be driven out to the forest and left in the woods, at which point the bears will drag me to their den and devour me.
Imagina o Bial no mercado: Simples grãos, que o mundo admira e que eu escolhi com tanto respeito. Quem sai do mercado hoje é você, arroz.
PERA AI , EU NAO LÍ ISSO . KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Newsweek’s Dan Lyons interviews Mayer for our end-of-year Interview issue (also check Jess Bennett’s excellent Dan Savage/Jane Lynch piece), and gets right to the good stuff:
Why are so few women working in the technology industry?
Well, it’s something that I care a lot…
Here’s what I want for my birthday:
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I know that a lot of what I’m listing here seems like it’s outside of the “nerd world” and part of the wider pop culture. Well, I’ve got news for you—pop culture is nerd culture. The fans of Real Housewives of Hoboken watch, discuss, and absorb their show the same way a geek watched Dark Shadows or obsessed over his eighth-level half-elf ranger character in Dungeons & Dragons. It’s the method of consumption, not what’s on the plate.
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