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Blorg Muffining

By gregladen on November 14, 2008.

What difference is there, really, between a roll, a muffin, and a croissant?

So what do we have in the blogosphere today, looking near the top of my blorg muffin...

You need to promise you are over 18 and an adult to visit A Blog from Hell, but if you get past the security, you can learn about Yet more evidence that right wing punditry causes brain damage.

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Finally, follow the links to find 730 newspaper front pages from 66 countries from the day after the US election.

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Thanks for the link to the Obama front pages, Dr. Laden. I'm going to get the one from the Home News Tribune in New Brunswick, NJ framed as it used to be my hometown paper in Monroe Twp., NJ. I miss living in a blue state.

The Guardian from the UK has a unique one with Obama holding up his ballot receipt.

By Brian Knoblock (not verified) on 14 Nov 2008 #permalink