Gerry Canavan
the smartest kid on earth
- Have only just, for first time, considered possibility that billionaires view their political spending not as self-interest but as altrusim. 3 hours ago
- When Will Moonrise Kingdom Come to Your Town? wp.me/pipNk-5N4 4 hours ago
- Photo: tmblr.co/Z-JE0wMLPsuy 4 hours ago
- RT @FocusFeatures: When will #WesAnderson’s #MoonriseKingdom come to your area? Check our “Find Theaters” page to make plans. http://t.c ... 4 hours ago
- @lucperkins Next week is her episode, I think. I definitely want MM to last long enough for Sally to be a hippie and tell her parents off. 4 hours ago
- @lucperkins They could lose Burt but I think Roger is around until the final season. Pete may get Kinseyed next year - he's irredeemable? 4 hours ago
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- Self-Portrait upon Emerging from My Dissertation Defense Five Days after My Daughter's Birth
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Article is frustratingly vague on whether or not they obtained radioactive superpowers.
Neil
February 11, 2012 at 5:22 am