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  Posted on May 2nd, 2007

  Written by cliff

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  Is Digg Broken?

  Digg is a community-based website that allows its registered users to submit stories or articles that they feel might be of interest to others. Once submitted, the story appears as a link to the original source as well as a short description of the content. Other registered Digg users can then evaluate the content and [...]

• Et cetera, Highlights

  Posted on February 6th, 2006

  Written by cliff

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  1985, 1995, bill watterson, bratty, calvin, calvin & hobbes, Calvin and Hobbes, calvin and hobbes collection, cartoon, cartoon strip, child, childish, comic strip, comic strips, complete calvin and hobbes collection, crush, emotion, entertainment, essay, essays, funnies, funny, hobbes, humor, newspaper, November 18, pop culture, popularity, readers, stuffed tiger, suzi, thoughts, tiger

  Essay on Calvin & Hobbes

  I’ve been a huge Calvin and Hobbes fan since the comic strip began in 1985, so I was thrilled to find that they have finally bundled up every single strip that was ever published into one gigantic set of three canvas-bound books called “The Complete Calvin and Hobbes”. This weekend I picked it up, and [...]

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