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Too much to read...

by lorenz on May 25, 2005 in internal notes

... and no time to post! Too many anthropology blogs! No more time to check Google news for anthropology news and comment other bloggers' posts'.... thanks for all the recent comments, though! (written after having read the recent posts on Savage Minds and The Old Revolution among others)

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Comment from: lorenz

admin

I’ve used it some while ago. But my point was that recently, with all the new anthro-blogs, sites and links, there hasn’t been any time left to read the news you find via google news!

25.05.05 @ 08:06


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