Why Can’t the Men Have Just One Thing of Their Own?
How women nag their way into men’s spaces.
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The Good Oil Word of the Day
The word for today is… hew (verb): transitive verb 1: to cut with blows of a heavy cutting instrument 2: to cut down by blows of an axe 3: to give form or shape to with or as if with heavy cutting blows intransitive verb 1: to make cutting blows
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Eco-Vandalism: manhandled off site. STOP SOLAR INSANITY
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Michael Laws On Why It's Time To Get Rid Of The Waitangi Tribunal
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Sean Plunket Pays Tribute To Sir Bob Jones
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Today in Rock History
Today in Rock History is a music orientated segment where we would like to encourage readers to share their thoughts and tastes in music and discuss the various aspects of any music topic. This post is not limited to rock music. You are encouraged to bring anything music-related along
You Can’t Be Offensive in Here! This Is an Offensive Exhibition!
Cartoonist exhibition cancelled because someone might not like it.
Which Was the World’s First Library?
‘All that mankind has done, thought, gained, or been; it is lying as in magic preservation in the pages of books’ – Thomas Carlyle
