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Pitchfork On YouTube

Have you heard about this new website called YouTube. It's crazy. TV. But on the internet. Today, in YouTube news, Pitchfork assembles a list of the 100 best music videos you can find on YouTube. One would imagine that, in classic Pitchfork fashion, you haven't heard of most of them. They'll be..
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  • Preemptive Pro-Life Louisiana: a state that has passed a law that is just waiting for Roe v. Wade to get overturned. Do they know something we don't? The idea is: should Roe be overturned, the Bayou State doesn't want any fiddling around. They want you to know then and there that you can't have abortions. This was..
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  • Gas Loss Not only does gas cost $500 a gallon (this is an exaggeration, nowhere in America has gas even reached the $100 a gallon mark), but according to this diagram, our cars only use about 15% of the gas to actually move the car and run essential systems like the A/C. The rest just gets pissed away. The auto..
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  • Who Killed The Electric Car? Now that An Inconvenient Truth is out, we need a new movie to flog. And we've found it. Who Killed The Electric Car? Who, indeed? We're going to take a wild guess and say the people who make non-electric cars. Sorry for the spoilers. It launches June 28..
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  • Go Directly To Jail If we were in jail, we'd take some small comfort in knowing our confinement was making less of an environmental impact than other jails. Also, if our jail was using wind power, there would probably be a great chance of a blackout that we could use to start a prison riot to facilitate our escape, and..
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  • "Galling Green" Boston Globe curmudgeon-in-residence Alex Beam gets very angry at the scolders in the environmental movement. And we agree. No one likes to hear that their lifestyle would take 5.8 earths to sustain. Also, no one really believes that is true. And, no one has 5 billion dollars to only use wind blown wood..
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