in other blogs : halloween, executions, silence

By josh
October 31st, 2006 @ 4:41 PM internet

Pumpkingallery

  • West Seattle’s finest tricks and treats [wsb]
  • Northwest Cable News scours Capitol Hill for strategic trick or treaters armed with tips from neighborhood weblog. [chs]
  • In search of a square inch of silence in the Olympic National Park [sightline]
  • Declining circulation numbers prompt a meditation on the advantages of weeklies, the slower pace of life in Walla Walla, the benefits of print, and the possibility of a free P-I [dailyweekly]
  • Why limit your carving to pumpkins when there are so many other carvable fruits in your kitchen? [glitterpissing]
  • Dan Savage hopes that China will add huggers to its list of thousands of political prisoners to execute this year [slog]
  • Pondering the permissibility of blackface at Halloween time. Someone should really call in the Weekly’s new “Ask an Uptight Seattleite” [#] for a definitive opinion. [seattlest]

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  2. The silence of the airplanes
  3. in other blogs: beautiful day in the neighborhood, fallout, traffic, tea time
  4. in other blogs: stereotypes, conspiracties, wannabes
  5. BOO! Metblog Halloween Countdown: Day 10

2 Comments so far

  1. c. (unregistered) on October 31st, 2006 @ 4:57 pm

    though i’m perhaps not so opposed to public huggers as to wish them dead, i am amused to note that my very first thought on the subject was that it would be the perfect cover for a skilled (or even not-so-skilled) pickpocket. my level of trust does not extend to someone on a streetcorner holding a sign.

  2. josh (unregistered) on October 31st, 2006 @ 10:42 pm

    yeah. there’s plenty of room for skepticism for public huggers.


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