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“A worker in front of the UK pavilion at the World Expo 2010 site”
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A campus atheist group began its attention-seeking holy book-for-porn program on Monday at the University of Texas at San Antonio.
For three days, members of Atheist Agenda will give students pornographic magazines in exchange for any religious texts as part of their annual “Smut for Smut” campaign. Leaders of the atheist group argue that religious books contain violence, spark religious wars, advocate for the mistreatment of women and are therefore no better than pornography.
My alma mater doing me proud - Yeah!
The New (Media) Workout Plan: Every time you open a new tab to check out one of the following websites, stop. Get up from your computer and do the exercise associated with the site you were going to visit. After you complete the exercise, you can reward yourself by going to the website.
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conjuredryad:No Impact Man: What if we create better world for nothing?
Now if only everyone understood this.
I will pretty much reblog this every time I see it on the dashboard.
Me too.