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Monthly Archives: October 2010

It’s Nature’s way

By mangrist
Posted: October 31, 2010
Category: Patently obvious | 4 Comments

You complete me

By mangrist
Posted: October 28, 2010
Category: Celluloid Genomes | Tagged Celluloid Genomes | 2 Comments

Don’t let me be misunderstood

By mangrist
Posted: October 22, 2010
Category: Here is a Human Bean, Me Me Me | 2 Comments

Waiting on a friend

By mangrist
Posted: October 20, 2010
Category: blogody, When I'm in the crowd | 9 Comments

The one on the right…is on the left

By mangrist
Posted: October 17, 2010
Category: asshattery, betrayed by ignorance, You embarrass yourself | Tagged asshattery | Leave a comment

Keep yourself alive

By mangrist
Posted: October 12, 2010
Category: Here is a Human Bean, the death spiral, the shoulders of giants | Leave a comment

But I don’t feel afraid

By mangrist
Posted: October 11, 2010
Category: dissemination nation, Personal Genomics, privacy en fuego, the subject of humans | Leave a comment

In the crowd

By mangrist
Posted: October 9, 2010
Category: Here is a Human Bean, When I'm in the crowd | 1 Comment

Too soon gone

By mangrist
Posted: October 5, 2010
Category: requiescat in pace | 1 Comment

You don’t have to say you love me…

By mangrist
Posted: October 1, 2010
Category: Here is a Human Bean, Shameless pimpery | 1 Comment
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