Happy New Year and welcome back! On the off chance that you missed our series about milestones—and, hopefully, you were able to stay away from the Internet for the whole week—here's what you should print out and read once you're caught up with "work": "Trinity," by Maria Bustillos; "20 Years After Achtung Baby," by Elmo Keep; "Each Generation Has Found They’ve Got Their Own Kind of Sound," by Daniel D'Addario; "Playgirl's First Hardon," by Jessanne Collins; "Some New Directions," by Thomas Beller; "Poses," by Rakesh Satyal; "The Day the Gold Disappeared," by Carl Hegelman; "You've Been Shot," by Erik Martz; and "Brooklyn's Return," by Brent Cox. Anyway, it's to 2012! Let's all pretend it's gonna be better than last year. Also, how were your holiday festivities? Tell us in the etc.!
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My boiler went out on New Year's Day. It fed my rage and anxiety that had been brewing New Year's Eve.
@NotAndersonCooper Would it be fair to say that your rage boiled over?
Happy Drynuary!
@Clarence Rosario Though I don't drink I will honor your restraint by not wanking for 11 hours on Thursday.
That graphic reminds me of a lite brite board.
I really enjoyed some of the Milestones' pieces
Welcome back! Hope everyone is refreshed and ready to take on 2012. I'm going to go with the thought that this year is going to be MUCH better than last. Because, why not!