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April 19, 2011

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Hi Lisa,

My girlfriend and I have been huge fans of your blog for a long time. I run a computer sports selection service (pcg) I messaged you on twitter about a better ad I'd like to pay you to place on the top of your blog.

Email me back at therber2@gmail.com I think the newer ad is much more appropriate...I feel that I know your site well enough.

Hope to hear from you Lisa.

Tom

Arthurfrdent

thanks for sharing this, as with so many other quirky things...

Aixia300

Yowa Yowa Camera Woman Diary is a blog run by a woman named Natsumi who takes portraits of herself levitating. One more photo after the jump, and here's a link to her blog. http://www.outbackbikers.com/

Ting Wu

I write articles about culture, technology, and human rights for Wired, Popular Science, Fast Company, and the New York Times Magazine. Rift Platinum:http://www.playerassist.com/rift/

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