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Qaddafi Regime Ends

August 22, 2011 |

ISSUE 47•34

Libyan rebels had captured most of Tripoli Monday, spelling the end of dictator Muammar Qaddafi’s reign. What do you think?

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  Yeah! We did it! Didn’t we?

  Dominic Heriot
  Running Rigger

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  This is a victory for the Libyan people. Just look at the jubilant crowds on the streets of Tripoli. I assume the women are enjoying quiet celebrations at home.

  Amy Lethbridge-Stewart
  Glass Tinter

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  I’m tired of countries not having the courtesy to contact people to reschedule their tourism-surgery before they have a revolution.

  Keith Shaw
  Pattern Hand

Recent American Voices

• ‘Extreme Couponing’ Craze Increases Newspaper Theft

  08.22.11 | ISSUE 47•34

  A TV show about extreme coupon use has been blamed for an uptick in the number of newspapers stolen from driveways, newstands, and coin-operated dispensers. What do you think?

• Abercrombie Fitch Institutes Reverse Sponsorship

  08.19.11 | ISSUE 47•34

  As a publicity stunt, Abercrombie Fitch has offered to pay Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino not to wear its clothing line, saying they believe an association with him is “contrary to the aspirational image of the brand.” …

• 1 In 3 Twentysomethings Have Faked Calls

  08.18.11 | ISSUE 47•33

  According to a new survey from the Pew Research Center, 30 percent of cell phones users aged 18 to 29 have feigned calls in the past month to avoid certain social situations.

• FCC Investigates BART Mobile Shutdown

  08.17.11 | ISSUE 47•33

  The Federal Communications Commission is looking into an incident last week in which Bay Area Rapid Transit allegedly shut down mobile phone service in an effort to prevent a protest over the BART police’s second fatal shooting since 2009.

• Pawlenty Drops Out

  08.16.11 | ISSUE 47•33

  Following a poor showing in the Iowa straw poll, former Minnesota governor Tim Pawlenty announced Sunday he was no longer seeking to become the Republican nominee for president.

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As a publicity stunt, Abercrombie Fitch has offered to pay Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino not to wear its clothing line, saying they believe an association with him is “contrary to the aspirational image of the brand.” What do you think?

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  I’ve been not-wearing their clothes for decades and I haven’t made a dime. And I’m a complete jerk-off. The world just doesn’t make sense anymore.

  Sara Kingdom
  Systems Analyst

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  Poor Abercrombie Fitch. They’re merely trying to sexualize young girls and subtly mock Asian people and The Situation has to come in and tarnish their good name.

  Don Chaplett
  Dado Operator

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  They tried that with Tara Reid and Kmart’s Kathy Ireland line. Didn’t work.

  Damon Wills
  Flanger