It's the Deefunk Era: Archive

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And good answer robotindisguise! Biggie is my favorite of all-time too. And Inspectah Deck is probably my favorite Wu rapper too! I do love GZA though (I love Liquid Swords). I periodically make up a top 10 list (apparently I have no life) and I always change them around or remember someone I forgot before, but the only thing that never changes is Big in the number 1 spot.

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Howard Zinn, historian who challenged status quo,... →

A People’s History of the United States was very influential to me as a teenager. Rest in Peace. blownspeakers: RIP aaronleaf: (via bonesarecoralmade) This is a big deal to me. A People’s History of the United States is a classic. It’s had more of an impact on my daily life than just bout any history book ever written. I need to read it again.

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“I have primo chest hair”

– Will

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What Americans think about our neighbors to the...

Margaret: quick question: Did you know Canada was this big? 
http: //www.trailcanada.co/images-maps/canada-map-political.jpg
me: hahahahaha, well yes, but that is because I am a map/geography/history nerd
Margaret: I did not know about the land up above the canadian states! or whatever they are called
me: hahahahahaha
Margaret: WHY IS NOBODY AFRAID OF INVASION!
me: hahahha!! because we aren't afraid of people who are into curling
Margaret: oh man in twenty years it'll be like Never Forget: Baffin Island
me: LOLOLOL

Jan 26th

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