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Fire & Ice

Politics, culture, and other oddities.

Wednesday, May 09, 2001

I'm going to D.C. this weekend, trying to figure out the best way to go. I'm not going to drive, cause that's just hellish, but I can't decide whether I should take the train or go by plane. Ah, decisions, decisions. But this one's honestly not an easy one! The New York Times even ran an article about it in March.

:: posted at 5/09/2001 12:15:00 PM | link | | ^top

Wednesday, May 02, 2001

How nice! Now the best magazine ever, The New Yorker has a swell website to go along with it. If nothing else, go for the cartoons, which are positively unrivaled, in my humble opinion. (Even if you only read the cartoons, you can still tell people you read The New Yorker. They'll think you're really academic. Or literary. Or scholarly. Or somethin.)

:: posted at 5/02/2001 03:48:00 PM | link | | ^top

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