October, 2010

“I Had A One-Night Stand With Christine O’Donnell” – [Gawker]

What 10 Major Retailers Once Sold – [Mental Floss]

An Exerpt From Bill Carter’s The War for Late Night – [Vanity Fair]

11 Colleges With Geographically Confused Names – [11 Points]

Tween The Sheets: Sexual Safety And Our Youth (Infographic) – [GOOD]

SF Marijuana Dispensary Giving Out Free Joint For Every Giants Home Run – [SoB]

Outlier’s tailored peacoat combines form, fit, and function for the upcoming Fall and Winter seasons.  The story:

A classic wool peacoat reengineered for a life of freedom. We’ve always loved vintage navy peacoats, there is nothing better for walking around town on a cold wet winter morning. Problem is the traditional fabric is so constrictive you can barely reach a subway staphanger, let alone get comfortable riding your bike in one. The Liberated Wool Peacoat keeps the classic peacoat aesthetics but uses an innovative cut and a 2.5 layer wool softshell fabric to create a cool weather jacket fit for motion and comfort.

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Reality television participant Audrina Patridge’s mom was outside of Beso in Los Angeles last night, just spewing class all over the place.

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Always a bad idea.

Dueling Analogs | Via

It’s the new Christian Side Hug.  Time to get familiar.

B-SHOC | Thank you so much, Wes.

The Daily Show | Part 2 | Part 3

Amazing Super Powers

The 6 Creepiest Places On Earth (Part 2) – [Cracked]

How To Explain The Internet To A 19th Century Street Urchin (Flowchart) – [Fast Company]

Kimberly-Clark To Roll Out Tube-Free Scott Toilet Paper – [USA Today]

A Brief  History Of 2D Fighting Games – [Hardcore Gaming 101]

The 15 Best “It Gets Better” Videos – [Jezebel]

7 Innocent Actresses Who’ve Gripped The Stripper Pole – [Clutch]

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A letter from Peanuts creator Charles Schulz to David Desmond, in response to David’s inquiry into how he was able to develop the strip in a manner that would appeal to children without turning adults off.

Letters of Note

The Fine Bros | Thanks Ben & Rafi. | Previously