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Open Thread for July 30, 2010
posted by John Perich on July 30, 2010 -
Does Christopher Nolan Have a Woman Problem?
posted by Matthew Belinkie on July 29, 2010 -
Why Pillars of the Earth should have been a medieval The Wire, and wasn’t.
posted by stokes on July 28, 2010 -
The Aluminium Conundrum: Magneto’s Powers and Metallic Structure
posted by Guest Writer on July 27, 2010 -
Pop Culture Awareness of Characters in Movies, or, Why Nobody in “Inception” Has Seen “Total Recall”
posted by lee on July 26, 2010
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Were you aware that the logging industry put out an elaborately illustrated rebuttal to Dr. Seuss’ beloved anti-onceler screed “The Lorax,” called “The Truax”? Guardbark, the book’s environmentalist strawman is given to statements like “I WON’T take a seat, or LISTEN, or LOOK.” It’s nice to see that they’ve brought some civility and balance back into the discourse.