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		<title>Clunkline at Two: A Retrospective</title>
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<p>Since Clunkline has just entered its new glorious auspicious second phase of righteous harmony, known to non-party-members as Clunkline 2.0, we as the Clunkline staff feel it&#8217;s necessary at this juncture to issue a review of the past two years of Clunkline history.</p>
<p></p>





To fully enjoy this article,click the &#8220;Play&#8221; button.

<p>One not-so-dark and not-terribly-stormy-either night, three stunningly attractive and inconceivably brilliant men convened at a home on Juliet street in Oakland.  One was a visionary, a man with ideas, plans, and an affinity for German dance metal.  One was a technological expert with a voice so deep he can get elephants to spontaneously defecate, known to most of the Internet as Burpen.  One was an incredibly negative sod who also happened to have a few good ideas, also the most skilled player of grabass in the world, certified in the crucible of official competition.  Over heaps of parmesan cheese these three gods among men formulated the plans for what the internet has not yet realized is its most glorious destination.  </p>
<p>These three übermensch there hatched the plans for the website that would proceed to make the internet jealous.  It was to be a site featuring only original content.  All of the material on Clunkline was to be produced by the authors of the site.  These three dashing and impossibly virile men determined it made sense to include only original material because it was the only way to guarantee the site would be better than any other.  There would be the main site, featuring nothing but the most side-splitting articles, and the authors&#8217; corners, for more avant-garde work to be appreciated by people who understand art.</p>
<p>With these goals in mind, Tanzmetall and Burpen convened to create a server to broadcast our good work to the internet.</p>
<p>Jesus, so named because He was spreading the good word, was in Good Friday condition when Tanzmetall and Burpen, whose sperm sells on the black market for millions, started to work on it.  The endeavor of resurrecting Christ was not one for any simple-minded fool.  Burpen, however, is capable of setting Marilyn vos Savant&#8217;s hair ablaze purely by firing thought-waves at her, from any point on Earth or low-Earth orbit.  Jesus went from having no idea He had a hard drive to rising to the heavens totally resurrected in no time thanks to Burpen&#8217;s expertise.  After many sleepless nights, the site was assembled and The Word was finally available to anyone who had access to port 1000.</p>
</p>

Tanzmetall used bacon-tape to hold the tube to the wall where he routed it around his door.


<p>Or at least, so we thought: The problem with Jesus was it was very difficult to get Him to interface with the internet.  In order to accomplish the task, Tanzmetall with MacGyver-like guile bravely employed over 100 feet of cable and some bacon-tape.  Thanks to his heroic efforts, Clunkline now had a tube.  And it was a tube to behold.  We send pictures of it to people on Craigslist all the time.</p>
<p>In those early days of yore, Clunkline began to flourish with content that is now considered classic.  Videos like Fuck it&#8217;s an Owl, images like Tanzmetall&#8217;s fake ads for real products, the beginning of the esteemed Ronnicles, and How to Maik Postah.  We also talked a whole hell of a lot about why we hated Hillary Clinton.  Lesser beings would have spent the rest of their writing careers trying to live up to these incredible works, but we at Clunkline are supreme beings, and we continued only to produce the finest material.</p>
<p>(Are you at the dramatic part of the music yet? If not, please wait for it to get back to that part before reading this.  You can masturbate to our glory while you wait.)</p>
<p>And so we did, for a month or so, and it was good.  But, what we didn&#8217;t know was it was about to get even more orgasmically fantastic because Lo! On the horizon rode nom de pomme on a horse so brilliantly white that your mom had to avert her eyes when she was fucking it! And he brought with him the level of prolificacy that only rabbits used to know.  With the arrival of nom de pomme, Clunkline became a veritable dynamo of diarrhea.  A diarrheanamo, if you will.</p>
<p>But tragedy had not yet ceased its siege on His Holiness.  Every few days Clunkline&#8217;s glorious tube would clog itself as it shed an old IP address and tried to flush it like last night&#8217;s kielbasa and sauerkraut.  We had more downtime than a General Motors factory worker.  Something had to be done.  After months of fervent procrastination, Jesus was transplanted from His home in Pittsburgh to the domain of Grabass_Champion in faraway exotic tropical Greensburg.  </p>
<p>From this new home Jesus much more steadily broadcast the Word of Clunkline.  And it was good. Except that Grabass_Champion needed to use a proxy to get to the site which bothered him just enough that he didn&#8217;t write as much.  But everyone else picked up that slack anyway.</p>
<p>The time following that was rather uneventful.  We launched a merchandise effort, through CafePress.com because we were way too lazy to print our own shirts, but we knew that the world NEEDED T-shirts with pictures of the Titanic colliding with the Hindenburg on them.  We also naïvely believed that people wearing &#8220;Clunkline.com&#8221; would get other people interested.  Pssh.  They were already interested!  So far we&#8217;ve sold literally tens of shirts to pretty much ourselves and some midwesterners.  </p>
<p>We were kind enough to allow lesser internetfolk to advertise on our site, and we returned the kindness of being paid for adspace by mercilessly insulting the folks that bought the ads.  </p>
<p>We wrote a lot of funny things.  We frequently met in undisclosed locations and ate inordinate amounts of pizza [...]]]></description>
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<p>Since Clunkline has just entered its new glorious auspicious second phase of righteous harmony, known to non-party-members as Clunkline 2.0, we as the Clunkline staff feel it&#8217;s necessary at this juncture to issue a review of the past two years of Clunkline history.</p>
<p><span id="more-2269"></span></p>
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<p>One not-so-dark and not-terribly-stormy-either night, three stunningly attractive and inconceivably brilliant men convened at a home on Juliet street in Oakland.  <a href="http://clunkline.com/?author=2">One</A> was a visionary, a man with ideas, plans, and an affinity for German dance metal.  <a href="http://clunkline.com/?author=1">One</a> was a technological expert with a voice so deep he can get elephants to spontaneously defecate, known to most of the Internet as Burpen.  <a href="http://clunkline.com/?author=8">One</A> was an incredibly negative sod who also happened to have a few good ideas, also the most skilled player of grabass in the world, certified in the crucible of official competition.  Over heaps of parmesan cheese these three gods among men formulated the plans for what the internet has not yet realized is its most glorious destination.  </p>
<p>These three übermensch there hatched the plans for the website that would proceed to make the internet jealous.  It was to be a site featuring only original content.  All of the material on Clunkline was to be produced by the authors of the site.  These three dashing and impossibly virile men determined it made sense to include only original material because it was the only way to guarantee the site would be better than any other.  There would be the main site, featuring nothing but the most side-splitting articles, and the authors&#8217; corners, for more avant-garde work to be appreciated by people who understand <a href="http://clunkline.com/?p=239">art</A>.</p>
<p>With these goals in mind, Tanzmetall and Burpen convened to create a server to broadcast our good work to the internet.</p>
<p>Jesus, so named because He was spreading the good word, was in Good Friday condition when Tanzmetall and Burpen, whose sperm sells on the black market for millions, started to work on it.  The endeavor of resurrecting Christ was not one for any simple-minded fool.  Burpen, however, is capable of setting Marilyn vos Savant&#8217;s hair ablaze purely by firing thought-waves at her, from any point on Earth or low-Earth orbit.  Jesus went from having no idea He had a hard drive to rising to the heavens totally resurrected in no time thanks to Burpen&#8217;s expertise.  After many sleepless nights, the site was assembled and The Word was finally available to anyone who had access to port 1000.</p>
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<p>Or at least, so we thought: The problem with Jesus was it was very difficult to get Him to interface with the internet.  In order to accomplish the task, Tanzmetall with MacGyver-like guile bravely employed over <a href="http://clunkline.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/1215071722.jpg">100 feet of cable and some bacon-tape</A>.  Thanks to his heroic efforts, Clunkline now had a tube.  And it was a tube to behold.  We send pictures of it to people on Craigslist all the time.</p>
<p>In those early days of yore, Clunkline began to flourish with content that is now considered classic.  Videos like <a href="http://clunkline.com/?p=36">Fuck it&#8217;s an Owl</A>, images like Tanzmetall&#8217;s <a href="http://clunkline.com/?p=1445">fake ads for real products</A>, the <a href="http://clunkline.com/?p=66">beginning</A> of the esteemed <a href="http://clunkline.com/?cat=25">Ronnicles</A>, and <a href="http://clunkline.com/?p=69">How to Maik Postah</A>.  We also talked a whole hell of a lot about why we hated Hillary Clinton.  Lesser beings would have spent the rest of their writing careers trying to live up to these incredible works, but we at Clunkline are supreme beings, and we continued only to produce the finest material.</p>
<p>(Are you at the dramatic part of the music yet? If not, please wait for it to get back to that part before reading this.  You can masturbate to our glory while you wait.)</p>
<p>And so we did, for a month or so, and it was good.  But, what we didn&#8217;t know was it was about to get even more orgasmically fantastic because Lo! On the horizon rode <a href="http://clunkline.com/?author=14">nom de pomme</A> on a horse so brilliantly white that your mom had to avert her eyes when she was fucking it! And he brought with him the level of prolificacy that only rabbits used to know.  With the arrival of nom de pomme, Clunkline became a veritable dynamo of diarrhea.  A diarrheanamo, if you will.</p>
<p>But tragedy had not yet ceased its siege on His Holiness.  Every few days Clunkline&#8217;s glorious tube would clog itself as it shed an old IP address and tried to flush it like last night&#8217;s kielbasa and sauerkraut.  We had more downtime than a General Motors factory worker.  Something had to be done.  After months of fervent procrastination, Jesus was transplanted from His home in Pittsburgh to the domain of Grabass_Champion in faraway exotic tropical <a href="http://clunkline.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Greensburg-pennsylvania-ymca.jpg">Greensburg</A>.  </p>
<p>From this new home Jesus much more steadily broadcast the Word of Clunkline.  And it was good. Except that Grabass_Champion needed to use a proxy to get to the site which bothered him just enough that he didn&#8217;t write as much.  But everyone else picked up that slack anyway.</p>
<p>The time following that was rather uneventful.  We launched a <a href="http://clunkline.com/?page_id=429">merchandise effort</A>, through CafePress.com because we were way too lazy to print our own shirts, but we knew that the world NEEDED T-shirts with pictures of the <I>Titanic</I> colliding with the <I>Hindenburg</I> on them.  We also naïvely believed that people wearing &#8220;Clunkline.com&#8221; would get other people interested.  Pssh.  They were <I>already</I> interested!  So far we&#8217;ve sold literally tens of shirts to pretty much ourselves and some midwesterners.  </p>
<p>We were kind enough to allow lesser internetfolk to advertise on our site, and we returned the kindness of being paid for adspace by <a href="http://clunkline.com/?p=671">mercilessly insulting the folks that bought the ads</a>.  </p>
<p>We wrote a lot of funny things.  We frequently met in undisclosed locations and ate inordinate amounts of pizza while discussing the finer points of poop.  You&#8217;re welcome.</p>
<p>It was a major milestone when we were graced by a visit from the Pope (he wanted to see Jesus) in which he blessed our servers.  We repaid the favor by gifting him with a Fleshlight (we were done with it).</p>
<p>When the G20 came to Pittsburgh, the events tragically coincided with a failure of Clunkline&#8217;s servers.  This triggered massive rioting, which really hampered the international conference.  We&#8217;re sorry, world leaders.</p>
<p>Clunkline again achieved world fame when Michael Jackson read <a href="http://clunkline.com/?p=777">How to make TOST</A> and died from an overdose of awesome.  You&#8217;re welcome again: you wouldn&#8217;t have wanted to watch him get old.</p>
<p>Most recently we made news again as Barack Obama traveled with an entourage of irony to Oslo to pick up a Nobel Peace Prize for us to give us article material.  It was going to be about how interesting it was that Obama was picking up a peace prize while escalating a war.  Thanks for takin&#8217; a hit for the team, B-rock!  We never wrote the article, because it wasn&#8217;t about pooping, but we appreciate you doing us a solid, man.  Shout out to mah <I>President!</I></p>
<p>Despite this series of fantastic honors, Clunkline was not free from problems.  Tragedy again struck when Grabass_Champion went on an expedition to the mysterious Orient in search of a cure for yellow fever.  The frequently-ailing Jesus had no able caretakers living with Him, and it was only a matter of time before the three Moldovan cyclists that power Grabass_Champion&#8217;s home would starve and all of Clunkline would shut down until his return.  </p>
<p>But when that plane arrived in New York, a new era of Clunkline was begun.  And this glorious era was brought to you by one <a href = "http://clunkline.com/?author=28">hangtthedj</a>, whose graphic design prowess can take an old, crappy-looking site that only its writers read and turn it into a site that people actually take time to look at without suffering spontaneous bowel movements.  And that&#8217;s where we sit now, comrades, on the brink of a new era.  We may look back from time to time, as we have here, but forward is the direction things are ceaselessly progressing.  Brace yourself, brothers.  The future flies on detachable wings.</p>
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<p>&#8230;Ehh, who are we kidding? In reality, Clunkline has far fewer views than this:</p>
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<p><center><small>Oh yeah, and also, <a href="http://clunkline.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/Picture-4.jpg"><B>1000 POSTS, BITCHES!</B></A></small></center></p>
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		<title>A Selection Of Some Of My Craigslist Ads</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>Missed Connection: Lady Working At Quizno&#8217;s</p>
<p>Date: 2008-07-02, 6:29PM CDT</p>
<p></p>
<p>Remember me? You were working at the Quizno&#8217;s down on Elm Street, and I was the guy right outside the door asking people for change so I could buy more cheap hooch. I&#8217;m not actually homeless, I just needed a new source of booze money after my parents canceled my credit card. Anyway, I feel like there was really something special between us when you came outside and yelled at me to go away. I think your name was &#8220;Kathy,&#8221; or maybe &#8220;Kristen,&#8221; but I&#8217;m not sure. I don&#8217;t really remember much of what happened after you hit me with the shovel. Call me?</p>

Location: Madison
it&#8217;s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

<p>PostingID: 381654729</p>
<p>***</p>
<p>Test Subject Needed For Time Machine Prototype</p>
<p>Date: 2008-12-02, 9:31AM EDT</p>
<p>Like the title says, I just finished building my first time machine, but I&#8217;m not sure if it&#8217;ll work yet. I&#8217;d test it out myself but I&#8217;m afraid of getting all mutilated like in that one movie where something like that happened. Or maybe it was a drug-induced hallucination and not a movie. Either way, I want someone else to try it out first to see if it&#8217;s safe. Or if you don&#8217;t want to drive all the way out here, I could just tell you how I made mine (it basically involves writing &#8220;Time Machine&#8221; on the side of an old refrigerator box, but to be safe you should use the exact same kind of box as I did), then you could build a copy and test on that. I don&#8217;t care about making money off this thing so I don&#8217;t mind people copying my design or anything, I just need to take a trip back to last month so I can pay my electric bill so I won&#8217;t have to go to the library to use the internet anymore. Porn isn&#8217;t as fun when there&#8217;s old people yelling at you all the time.</p>

Location: Pittsburgh
it&#8217;s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

<p>PostingID: 410498462</p>
<p>***</p>
<p>Would The Person I&#8217;m Stalking Please Be More Interesting</p>
<p>Date: 2009-04-15, 3:18AM EST</p>
<p>Hi. I don&#8217;t actually know your name, but you live in apartment 15 on 441 Third Avenue. I&#8217;ve been spying on you from across the street through my binoculars for a while, and I gotta be honest, it&#8217;s getting a little boring. I&#8217;m getting kinda tired of watching you check your e-mail or flip through the channels, and it&#8217;s especially disappointing after I spend all day waiting for you to come home from work. I&#8217;m not saying you have to start riding a unicycle around or anything like that, but would you mind mixing it up a little once in a while? It would really be great for me to start seeing some variety, especially since I don&#8217;t have any other hobbies&#8211; or anything else going on in my life, for that matter&#8211; besides this.</p>

Location: Pittsburgh
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<p>PostingID: 683515870</p>
<p>***</p>
<p>Date: 2009-08-03, 12:08PM CDT</p>
<p>Anybody wanna buy a broken car?</p>
<p>I&#8217;m trying to sell my old 1987 Dodge Shadow &#8217;cause it doesn&#8217;t work anymore, and I still don&#8217;t have a job so I need the cash. So if anyone wants to give me a few grand they can have it. I think it still has most of the parts except the floor, and also one of the wheels has a boot on it. I tried to remove the boot using a large hammer (for the record, that doesn&#8217;t work), so the area around the back left wheel is pretty busted up now. Anyways, I tried doing that &#8220;cash for clunkers&#8221; thing that&#8217;ll buy your crappy old cars, but they wouldn&#8217;t take it &#8217;cause the back seat is covered in puke, so I figured I&#8217;d try to get rid of it here. Anyone interested?</p>

Location: Madison
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<p>PostingID: 748031704</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Missed Connection: Lady Working At Quizno&#8217;s</strong></p>
<p>Date: 2008-07-02, 6:29PM CDT</p>
<p><span id="more-1062"></span></p>
<p>Remember me? You were working at the Quizno&#8217;s down on Elm Street, and I was the guy right outside the door asking people for change so I could buy more cheap hooch. I&#8217;m not actually homeless, I just needed a new source of booze money after my parents canceled my credit card. Anyway, I feel like there was really something special between us when you came outside and yelled at me to go away. I think your name was &#8220;Kathy,&#8221; or maybe &#8220;Kristen,&#8221; but I&#8217;m not sure. I don&#8217;t really remember much of what happened after you hit me with the shovel. Call me?</p>
<ul>
<li>Location: Madison</li>
<li>it&#8217;s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests</li>
</ul>
<p>PostingID: 381654729</p>
<p>***</p>
<p><strong>Test Subject Needed For Time Machine Prototype</strong></p>
<p>Date: 2008-12-02, 9:31AM EDT</p>
<p>Like the title says, I just finished building my first time machine, but I&#8217;m not sure if it&#8217;ll work yet. I&#8217;d test it out myself but I&#8217;m afraid of getting all mutilated like in that one movie where something like that happened. Or maybe it was a drug-induced hallucination and not a movie. Either way, I want someone else to try it out first to see if it&#8217;s safe. Or if you don&#8217;t want to drive all the way out here, I could just tell you how I made mine (it basically involves writing &#8220;Time Machine&#8221; on the side of an old refrigerator box, but to be safe you should use the exact same kind of box as I did), then you could build a copy and test on that. I don&#8217;t care about making money off this thing so I don&#8217;t mind people copying my design or anything, I just need to take a trip back to last month so I can pay my electric bill so I won&#8217;t have to go to the library to use the internet anymore. Porn isn&#8217;t as fun when there&#8217;s old people yelling at you all the time.</p>
<ul>
<li>Location: Pittsburgh</li>
<li>it&#8217;s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests</li>
</ul>
<p>PostingID: 410498462</p>
<p>***</p>
<p><strong>Would The Person I&#8217;m Stalking Please Be More Interesting</strong></p>
<p>Date: 2009-04-15, 3:18AM EST</p>
<p>Hi. I don&#8217;t actually know your name, but you live in apartment 15 on 441 Third Avenue. I&#8217;ve been spying on you from across the street through my binoculars for a while, and I gotta be honest, it&#8217;s getting a little boring. I&#8217;m getting kinda tired of watching you check your e-mail or flip through the channels, and it&#8217;s especially disappointing after I spend all day waiting for you to come home from work. I&#8217;m not saying you have to start riding a unicycle around or anything like that, but would you mind mixing it up a little once in a while? It would really be great for me to start seeing some variety, especially since I don&#8217;t have any other hobbies&#8211; or anything else going on in my life, for that matter&#8211; besides this.</p>
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<li>Location: Pittsburgh</li>
<li>it&#8217;s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests</li>
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<p>PostingID: 683515870</p>
<p>***</p>
<p>Date: 2009-08-03, 12:08PM CDT</p>
<p><strong>Anybody wanna buy a broken car?</strong></p>
<p>I&#8217;m trying to sell my old 1987 Dodge Shadow &#8217;cause it doesn&#8217;t work anymore, and I still don&#8217;t have a job so I need the cash. So if anyone wants to give me a few grand they can have it. I think it still has most of the parts except the floor, and also one of the wheels has a boot on it. I tried to remove the boot using a large hammer (for the record, that doesn&#8217;t work), so the area around the back left wheel is pretty busted up now. Anyways, I tried doing that &#8220;cash for clunkers&#8221; thing that&#8217;ll buy your crappy old cars, but they wouldn&#8217;t take it &#8217;cause the back seat is covered in puke, so I figured I&#8217;d try to get rid of it here. Anyone interested?</p>
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<li>Location: Madison</li>
<li>it&#8217;s NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests</li>
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<p>PostingID: 748031704</p>
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		<title>Give me 41.67 cents, and I&#8217;ll take $26,400</title>
		<link>http://clunkline.com/2009/04/give-me-4167-cents-and-ill-take-26400/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Apr 2009 18:10:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<p>The evils of the metric system have, for too long, infected our currency system.  How can a nation built upon archaic and arbitrary measuring systems allow its financial system to be neatly divided by factors of ten?  Our rich history has dozens of arbitrary units we could use instead, but we&#8217;ve never had a way to bridge the complex English system of measurement with our base-10 currency system.</p>
<p>Until now.</p>
<p>Instead of going back to the gold standard, let us go on the sandwich standard by abolishing the dollar and replacing it with the five dollar foot long.  First, this makes our currency actually worth something.  Instead of being backed by good faith and credit of the United States (by far the biggest joke in this article), it is backed by dozens of tasty varieties available at your local Subway.  Secondly, instead of quarters, nickels and dimes divvying up our currency into logical fractions, we can use our historic length system to provide denominations while teaching children our bass-ackwards measuring system!</p>
<p>Just imagine it, instead of paying two bits for your hair cut, you could use two barleycorns!  Your postage stamp would cost you an inch, that dollar menu item costs a palm (and that’s with tax included!).  A cubit would get you a CD at wall mart, with obvious discounts for a 9-inch nails album.  You could give one fathom gift certificates, buy a hot tub off Craigslist for a chain and pay a mile for tuition.</p>
<p>People living hand to mouth on minimum wage would actually be making a palm and a foot an hour.  Our budget deficit would be measured in leagues instead of the daunting trillion dollars we have.  Not giving an inch in an argument costs 42 cents.  Walking a mile in someone else’s shoes would become prohibitively expensive, as would certain purchasing a certain Jules Verne novel.</p>
<p>Currently, the GDP of the world could produce a sandwich 2,068,939,394 miles long, but I look forward to the day when we acquire enough wealth to measure our GDP in the parsec-longs.  Just think of the wicked super bowl party you could throw with a sandwich measured in light-years.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The evils of the metric system have, for too long, infected our currency system.  How can a nation built upon archaic and arbitrary measuring systems allow its financial system to be neatly divided by factors of ten?  Our rich history has dozens of arbitrary units we could use instead, but we&#8217;ve never had a way to bridge the complex English system of measurement with our base-10 currency system.</p>
<p>Until now.<span id="more-978"></span></p>
<p>Instead of going back to the gold standard, let us go on the sandwich standard by abolishing the dollar and replacing it with the five dollar foot long.  First, this makes our currency actually worth something.  Instead of being backed by good faith and credit of the United States (by far the biggest joke in this article), it is backed by dozens of tasty varieties available at your local Subway.  Secondly, instead of quarters, nickels and dimes divvying up our currency into logical fractions, we can use our historic length system to provide denominations while teaching children our bass-ackwards measuring system!</p>
<p>Just imagine it, instead of paying two bits for your hair cut, you could use two barleycorns!  Your postage stamp would cost you an inch, that dollar menu item costs a palm (and that’s with tax included!).  A cubit would get you a CD at wall mart, with obvious discounts for a 9-inch nails album.  You could give one fathom gift certificates, buy a hot tub off Craigslist for a chain and pay a mile for tuition.</p>
<p>People living hand to mouth on minimum wage would actually be making a palm and a foot an hour.  Our budget deficit would be measured in leagues instead of the daunting trillion dollars we have.  Not giving an inch in an argument costs 42 cents.  Walking a mile in someone else’s shoes would become prohibitively expensive, as would certain purchasing a certain Jules Verne novel.</p>
<p>Currently, the GDP of the world could produce a sandwich 2,068,939,394 miles long, but I look forward to the day when we acquire enough wealth to measure our GDP in the parsec-longs.  Just think of the wicked super bowl party you could throw with a sandwich measured in light-years.</p>
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		<title>My Name is Snowman</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Jul 2008 03:53:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[<small>To whoever may read this: I am being held against my will.  You must [...]]]></description>
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<p>To whoever may read this:</p>
<p>I am being held against my will.  You must help.</p>
<p>Perhaps I won&#8217;t be able to write again, so this my only chance to tell you what has happened.  I managed to reach the computer of a public library with a signed-in user, and I hope to God my post reaches someone who can help.  I haven&#8217;t much time.<br />
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<p>Last time I knew where I was, <a href="http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/sdo/566171148.html">I was near San Diego</a>, but I don&#8217;t know where she has taken me.  I was in the park when they started rounding us up&#8211;they took me to a barred cell and she came and took me somewhere.  I cannot escape.</p>
<p>My captor has tried to break my spirit, I have suffered great humiliation in her hands&#8211;but I hold out hope for the future.  Please, for the love of God, contact the authorities and show them what I have shown you.  Justice should be served.</p>
<p>-Snowman</p>
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