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2004/7/20 [Politics/Domestic/Gay] UID:32376 Activity:insanely high
7/20    Where do people here come up with all the interesting (and not so
        interesting) links?  Do you start off from a random site and
        does tree traversal on all the links all day and all night?
        \_ No.  Sites like these do all the work for you:
           http://www.metafilter.com
           http://www.memepool.com
           http://www.obscurestore.com
           Those should get you started, young Jedi.
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