Time Out New York looks at the age old debate: Brooklyn vs. Manhattan
(I think it’s obvious that Brooklyn wins by a landslide!)
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“[EMI] “needs to recognize the basic mechanics of the Internet. Curbing the viral spread of videos isn’t benefiting the company’s bottom line, or the music it’s there to support.”
The effective way to use a cliché is to point to it and then do precisely the opposite. Juxtapose the cliché with the unexpected truth of what you have to offer.
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Seth’s Blog: How to use clichés (Seth also points us to his secret weapon. — ”I often use the Encyclopedia of Clichés to find clichés that then inspire opposites. It’s a secret weapon and it’s all yours now. Have fun.”) |
Reblogs of posts greater than 500 characters are now automatically reblogged as links.
This is the way “reblogging” of original writing should work! - a link to the original post plus additional commentary. It is more in line with how we share links on Twitter which go to the original post and the discussion on that page.
Reblogging might work well for short posts, images, videos, quotes, etc.. but for long text it removes the context of the original author.
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
Imported from Last.fm Tumblr by JoeLaz
Besides thinking Obama is a racist, illegal alien, terrorist & should be immediately impeached, they have some pretty disturbing opinions of gay people.
8: Only 7 percent support same-sex marriage. Not surprising, but still disappointing.
7: Sixty-eight percent don’t think gay couples should receive any state or federal benefits, while 21 percent are not sure. This is more surprising — it’s not even marriage, just benefits. And not even every benefit, necessarily, just some.
1: An astounding 73 percent believe that openly gay men or women should be prohibited from teaching in public schools, and 19 percent aren’t sure. That puts them at odds with Ronald Reagan, who openly opposed a measure trying to do just that. Over 30 years ago.
