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2008/2/20
How To Behave On An Internet Forum, presented in the form of a retrostyled pixel-art video:
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2008/2/20
How To Behave On An Internet Forum, presented in the form of a retrostyled pixel-art video:
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2007/5/11
The Australian government moves to extend its grip on internet content in Australia, introducing a new law which will require interactive forums to meet TV-style classification criteria . Which sounds like it could mean that forums[...]2006/5/12
In his blog entry today, Momus complains about the declining quality of Japanese porn , thanks to the tendency of the girls to have their eyes surgically rounded: Japanese women -- at least as they appear[...]2003/5/12
After the BBC's 100 Greatest Britons series (in which Winston Churchill barely pipped Princess Diana for #1, and genuinely deserving candidates like Charles Darwin were left in the dust), bolshy TV broadcaster Channel 4 have compiled[...]