It's a strange world. Let's keep it that way.

Me? (I don't actually look like this.)



Tmblrll I rob regularly from: The owners of these sites are strange enough to read me. I rob from them, too:

(and no, I don't follow you back, but I promise to read you all, at least initially...)

If you like waffle, you could always try my other blog, A Fish, A Whistle, and Another Fish.


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The "strange world" tagline almost certainly belongs to Warren Ellis. Used without his permission, but with much love.

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September 26
How an Italian judge made the internet illegal | The Register

‘The story begins back in May, when a judge in Modica (in Sicily) found local historian and author Carlo Ruta guilty of the crime of “stampa clandestina” – or publishing a “clandestine” newspaper – in respect of his blog. The judge ruled that since the blog had a headline, that made it an online newspaper, and brought it within the law’s remit.’

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