Calculator? Check. Notebooks? Check. Backpack? Check. New breasts? Check. Wait...what?!?

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Food Politics on Annotate has moved.

The soldiers' presence makes me feel that we are moving slowly, perhaps in the wrong direction.

It's termite season in New Orleans. They swarm nightly, waiting for darkness to inflict their gentle terror.

My traveling partner and co-pilot, Shanna, commented that we traveled through all of the seasons, freezing in the mountains of North Carolina, experiencing a pleasant cool in Tennessee, and then heating up for the last jag of a journey without air-conditioning through Mississippi and Louisiana.

If you're happy and you know it, you must have botox.

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Unfortunately, neither mayoral candidate fits into the latter category for me.

Just a quick note to let readers know that Neurontic will be moving to a new home. I plan to "relauch" within the next few weeks. Stay tuned for further details.

Hope to see you there!

Is it going crazy? Is the documentary threatened by its success? Or, are these consequences just normal for any "hot" business?

As they did with the cheap plastic furniture sold at an Ikea near you, Scandinavians are way ahead of us in their taste for jeans, and are paying far less for them, too.

Europe’s largest brothel caves to Islamic demands…what happened to the 72 virgins in paradise?

One label with street-fashion credibility is pushing its commodity of coolness a new level.

With little money and barely any means to defend themselves, college kids have been the perfect targets for industry harrassment since the beginning of the file-sharing lawsuits. As the RIAA continues its ridiculous war on technology, they're taking another stab at college kids (who probably buy more music than any other demographic.) The RIAA would like to poke around on the private networks of major Universities. So, are schools there to educate, or to be monitored by monopolies and indoctrinate students with a particular, skewed corporate viewpoint? I guess it depends on who you ask.

I think the title says it all. No?