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Commented on Boing Boing guest blogger: Connie Choe!
Connie -- boing boing post w/ recipe for watermelon rind kimchi. Make it happen. We're counting on you!...
Commented on Boing Boing: The World's Greatest Neurozine!
Please consider re-considering your usage of BPreplay Bold, and bring back the white space. People will protest whenever there are changes, and I'm certainly not immune to this problem, but tweaking these two items would go a long way to...
Commented on Crowdsourced translation of Moby-Dick into Emoji
Mecredis, this is great. Thank you....
Commented on Spider pizza may be delicious, but I will not be eating it.
Oh I enjoyed the title to this post....
Commented on Wells Fargo sues itself
Worthy opponent....
Commented on Swearing mitigates pain
Hmmm, headache Cory?...
Commented on VIDEO: Foxes on a trampoline
Oh man...I used to do IT for the company that makes this trampoline (the 'Bazoongi' brand star in the middle...oh the time I spent making it a transparent gif to play nice with web backgrounds). I can't even enjoy a...
Commented on VIDEO: Foxes on a trampoline
Oh man...I used to do IT for the company that makes this trampoline (the 'Bazoongi' brand star in the middle...oh the time I spent making it a transparent gif to play nice with web backgrounds). I can't even enjoy a...
Commented on A profile of actor Henry O
Thanks for writing and sharing this profile. I have a foot in both Chinese and Japanese culture (maybe more like a toe), so for me your family's story is particularly fascinating. Your great uncle sounds like an amazing guy....
Commented on BBtv debuts "BBtv World" series. Episode 1: El Molinero (Guatemala)
I've been reading Boing Boing for seven or so years now, and rarely delurk (which was easy for all those years between quicktopic and now). But felt compelled to say... This is really awesome. Please, do more of this....
Commented on Mickey Mouse tries different ways to commit suicide
Oldie but a goodie ;) http://www.boingboing.net/2003/07/17/mickey-mouse-offs-hi.html...
Commented on Reading of the Declaration of Independence
Both readings are Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike: rip, mix and burn! (obligatory)If can you refrain from burning the Declaration of Independence, your probably should.\(/obligatory)...
Commented on Extreme cuisine: So what does it feel like to eat live octopus?
>If that was a valid argument, then I guess none of >us can condemn the Holocaust, slavery, etc. That >would be "ethnocenstrism. Dude, I don't think Jewish OR Korean folks would appreciate comparing eating live octopus to the holocaust....
Commented on Extreme cuisine: So what does it feel like to eat live octopus?
When I visited friends in Korea, I had this dish at a seashore restaurant in Busan (Pusan). The taste of salt water drowned out whatever octopus taste there might have been. Bleh. So you end up with a kind of...

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joelfreeman commented on Boing Boing: The World's Greatest Neurozine!
It's been amusing watching the changes to re-design slowly creep in - all for the better I might add. But I'm still waiting for a way to read lots of full posts. When I have 20 - 30 minutes of free time I like to sit down and scroll through posts. Clicking and expanding articles I'm not sure I want to read isn't fun. What happened to the 'read earlier posts' link that gave a view with expanded posts? Are you trying to save money on bandwidth? BoingBoing is starting to look like it's feed on popurls....
chudez commented on Boing Boing: The World's Greatest Neurozine!
HI! Just want to say that the new design doesn't really encourage me to read older articles; the newest ones have all the Big Headlines and Pretty Pictures, but go back to older posts and you get terse, short leading paragraphs and minuscule fonts. Since I don't get to read BB everyday, older stories are really getting buried. Bring the old Boing boing back, please? Maybe as an option?...
Improbable commented on Boing Boing guest blogger: Connie Choe!
Connie -- I had a recent experience with the Baby Einstein founders. A few months I wrote (in my weekly column in The Guardian) about a masters thesis that examined the whole Baby Einstein phenomenon. (The column, with links to that thesis, is at http://improbable.com/2009/07/16/guardian-column-165/ ). Not long afterwards, Julie Aigner-Clark's husband sent me a vaguely threatening letter, and then sent a slightly-less-vaguely threatening letter to The Guardian. Maybe you, too, will receive some delightful mail from the Aigner-Clarks. -Marc Abrahams Editor, Annals of Improbable Research, www.improbable.com...
joshhaglund commented on Boing Boing: The World's Greatest Neurozine!
It's been a month and I hugely miss the old design. I follow most blogs within google reader but there are a few sites whose simple design and consistently good content made me want to type: ctrl+l, b, ↓, <enter>. For the first time in 7 years I have added BB to my newsreader -- my secondary, general info stream that I check after I check my favorite sites. When worldchanging.org changed from a blogger style to a more "newsey" design a few years ago they were moved to my reader and got lost in the mix. I hardly read...
kirkjerk commented on Boing Boing: The World's Greatest Neurozine!
I find this site is a lot less accommodating for people who like to keep up with the site but don't always have time daily - those mini-summaries are kind of worthless. I figured out I can start hacking URLs, boingboing.net/2009/11/05 etc but it's not so elegant. Other than that I guess its ok, if maybe geared too much to casual readers....

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