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How many people can fit in a porta potty?
Shit HappensSub RosaPoop Culture – How American is Shaped by its Grossest National Productby Dave PraegerFeral House May 2007, 229 pages, $14.95 [4 June 2007] by Mikita BrottmanNo-one wants to talk seriously about toilets. Poke around in the hidden corners of The Poop Report, and you’ll come to see there's a lot more to it than tales about the trots.
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Surton GirlsMikita Brottman28.May.08 The girls collected in Surton's photographs evoke butterflies pinned to a board in the dusty attic of a lonely lepidopterist. 
E-mails from the DeadMikita Brottman06.May.08 Like a cyber séance, of sorts, these Internet services have become a means for the dead to speak to the living. 
Customer FeedbackMikita Brottman26.Mar.08 Some Amazon buyers serve as "culture jammers", expressing their contempt for advertisers through simple acts of creative customer feedback.
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Negritude 2.0: Retelling the History of Black Music: Everything You Know about the Blues Is Wrong
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By Chadwick Jenkins [2.Jul.08] Jazz Today: Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue
By Will Layman [27.Jun.08] Channel Crossings: Re-make/Re-Model and the Becoming of Bryan Ferry
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It’s hard to believe it’s as intellectual as you say. But I was reading the author’s blog, and it looks like you might be right. He has a really interesting post about sewage treatment and the state of the industry. Is the whole book that well thought-out?
Comment by Wilson from Brooklyn — June 6, 2007 @ 11:19 pm