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    TheSometimesWhy: I long for the good old days when a tweet was merely a bird's song.... more »
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    Lysergic Asset: Somehow Breitbart neglected to object to the angel at the top of the Christmas tree: more »
    Juancho: Papa ooh Mao-Mao? more »
    BadUncle: Please, Breitbart, give us all a big Christmas present by dying of liver failure. more »
    nicepony: Simon Doonan was sort of lame choice. more »
    Shadowlayer: I dont see why google has to buy this half-assed company thats only relevant to a few parts of the US and not that popular at all. A google version, ... more »
    NotChoinski: Mao-rry Transmas! more »
    Atilla the Bun: But it's, as you pointed out, the SUBVERTED image of a tyrannical, communist leader. I don't really see what's so wrong about that, particularly when ... more »
    Magister: While it's interesting to see the balls close-up and Gawker's "screening" question could be legitimate, I'm guessing from the tone of his post that Br... more »
    DevilsAvocadoRedux: Trannytastic. So, if one of her balls are hanging on Barry's Christmas tree, can we safely assume Hedda's post-op? more »
    seyswho: L-Mao. more »
    raincoaster: Mao-Mao'd! more »
    Matt Cherette: They should replace the Mao ornament with one of Bebe Zahara Benet and the Obama one with one of Nina Flowers. more »
    onebadclam: You know, these guys don't make it easy we supporters. more »
    youngmarblegiant: I'm a Yelp elite, and let me tell you it is really all about the free booze at the parties. You review a certain number of establishments and you get... more »
    contradicto: What's with the tiny Business Insider link at the bottom of this post? more »
    sfBirdie: Yelp is useful, but you have to read reviews with an open mind - especially in the Bay Area. Many of the 'Yelp Elite' reviewers take the title way to... more »
    DennyCrane: Boutros, Boutros, golly! more »
    raincoaster: The older Yelp gets, the more closely it resembles a cheesy freebie newspaper, the kind with 50-year-old jokes to keep the ad columns apart. The longe... more »
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