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Looning is the fetishism practice involving the squeezing and popping of balloons. Seriously.
iMan is a series of posts which address the ethical and philosophical impact of the internet and its new forms of communication.
Food, Inc. is a probing documentary that raises serious concerns about the American food industry.
An excellent documentary on the corporate food juggernaut, Food, Inc. exposes the dirty truth about what we’re putting into our bodies.
Daniel Kern’s line of products are economy sized, pharmaceutical quality, and marketed ethically. Extremely high ratings all around.
Ostensibly a murder mystery, Haddon’s short novel is certainly worth a quick read.
It’s not the joy of having been saved that get bible-thumpers hot and bothered, but rather the promise of hell and eternal suffering awaiting all others that really excites them.
Featuring actual game play footage and glimpses of cut scenes, this “special announcement” video teases us with Final Fantasy XIII goodness.
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