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“The Mixes” Series: Sturm and Drang, 2011
Posted by: cousinbrandon on January 10, 2012
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Here's the thing: I'm into things. All kinds of things. I like to write about those things for two reasons: 1. Not enough people are writing about those things; and 2. Not enough people are writing about those things well. So, if you're into things, too, keep reading...
- The “Miscellaneous” Mixes: The Best of 2011 May 23, 2012
- The “Miscellaneous” Mixes: 111 May 8, 2012
- Versus: The Poetry of Cousin Brandon February 10, 2012
- Say what you will, but I think the painter I hired captured my heart perfectly! twitpic.com/9qoebo 3 hours ago
- Right, Because Now I'm Totally "Rejuvenated" Haiku: Who the fuck do we / think we're kidding with this three- / day weekend bullshit?! 7 hours ago
- My mom made today's cookout extra fun by forcing everyone to eat outside in the 90° heat 'cause her house was messy and she's fucking crazy. 23 hours ago
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