swanksalot posted a photo: The previous owner of this copy of "All Tomorrow's Parties" must have owned a cat, because both of my cats constantly sniff the book, even months later.
Topics: books, cat, pippen, pippin

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Bright Lights Randolph Street, originally uploaded by swanksalot.If I recall correctly (this photo *is* from 2005, after all), I was extremely full of red wine when this shot was attempted. I mean, really, really full of red wine, walking home from some..
Topics: Uncategorized

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For the past two weeks, the contractor, Oscar Renda Contracting, has excavated a hole 20 feet long, 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep every morning to reach the sewer lines. ... Since the work started about Sept. 20, at least half of each 12-hour workday...
Topics: Austin, China, corruption, News-esque

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