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Stuff You Need to Know to Avoid Cultural Ostracism

Stuff You Need to Know to Avoid Cultural Ostracism
Justin Henine-Hardenne  |  by www.villagevoice.com. All rights reserved. 17.07 | 11:16

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He totally should've had Bruce Willis's career, but it looks as though he's managing OK. Spoon's "The Ghost of You Lingers."
Well at least you picked a great Pulp song to write a half-assed, demo-sounding rip off of.

Brilliantly demented "word jazz" pioneer Ken Nordine mesmerizing a crowd at the Kitchen Thursday night merely by reading the submission guidelines to Poetry magazine.
Watching that video of Zach Galifianakis in the crowd at a taping of Ellen, looking horrified and bemused and totally superior as the losers around him all dance happily on cue ..

. and siding with the dancers.
A healthy indicator that you're maturing.

The New York Daily News very carefully (as though wielding large, sterilized salad tongs) describing the lyrical content of Mets right fielder Lasting Milledge's debut rap single.
Evidently Milledge "raps about 'rich (N-word),' 'wealthy (N-word),' a 'top-notch 'ho' and having 'a different bitch for every night' on the sexually explicit song 'Bend Ya Knees.' " The sudden surge in unnecessary disparagement of the Eagles.

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