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Isadora 1 year ago
What's the deal with #25 and #28 ?
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Magdalena 1 year ago
Isadora,
I was wondering the same thing.
I was wondering the same thing.
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Midge 1 year ago
Isadora,
#25 is Dan Schneider, producer for Nickelodeon and loves children too much.
#28 looks like hell now.
#25 is Dan Schneider, producer for Nickelodeon and loves children too much.
#28 looks like hell now.
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Bobby 1 year ago
#5
Even though this is funny it actually makes sense that they thought that. Human history stretches across thousands of years but almost all the massive technological advances we use happened in the last 150...
Even though this is funny it actually makes sense that they thought that. Human history stretches across thousands of years but almost all the massive technological advances we use happened in the last 150...
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Cille 1 year ago
#5 the New York Times practically specializes in being catastrophically wrong
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Iggy 1 year ago
“The Internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s….ten years from now, the phrase “information economy” will sound silly. Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize winner (1997)”
I was wondering the same thing.
#25 is Dan Schneider, producer for Nickelodeon and loves children too much.
#28 looks like hell now.
Even though this is funny it actually makes sense that they thought that. Human history stretches across thousands of years but almost all the massive technological advances we use happened in the last 150...