>>Nostalgia For Infinity

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Del.icio.us links for June 7th through June 11th:

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Del.icio.us links for February 3rd through February 7th:

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Del.icio.us links for October 19th through January 3rd… sorry, I forgot to do these posts for AGES AND AGES. It’s a huge morass of links o’ interest; sorry for not sorting them.

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1. Baby P.

2. Gordon Smart (everything “written” by).

3. “Political correctness” (get a clue, or at least look it up on Wikipedia).

4. How the British economy is recovering (shut up bankers, you are despicable liars).

5. Faux-controversial puff pieces about waning artists and actors designed to promote their latest attempt to arrest their decline. It is miserably transparent and rarely even offers self-righteous amusement. Quit it.

6. Dan fucking Brown.

7. The Labour Party (if your name is Polly Toynbee).

8. Princess Diana / Jade Goody / anyone else ever described as a people’s princess (stop pandering to the grief athletes you sick fucks).

9. The Wire (yes, it is amazing, but for god’s sake stop using per-episode fansquee as content).

10. The phrase “couldn’t make it up” (opinion pieces and comments, thank you very much).

Further, anyone who uses the phrase “bonkers Britain” will be summarily hung, drawn and quartered without trial.

Feel free to post your own entries in the comments. The mainstream press can be amazingly rubbish and it’s nice to vent, snark, sneer and otherwise hop up on a moral hobbyhorse about it, so do join me.

Del.icio.us links for August 17th through August 21st:

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