It's important not to deny your sanguineous urges. Sure, you can push the violent, kinky thoughts to the to the back of your head, maybe go for a jog or watch
The View, but it's only a matter of time before things start bubbling to the surface. It'll start innocently enough, with a taste for rare steak and repeat viewings of
Carrie. But before you can say "hematolagnia," you're secret cutting in the company Lactation Support Room during your lunch break and
stalking Anderson Cooper. So please, let it out kids. Draw it, suck it, donate it, or just roll around in it with a half-naked hot chick. Whatever it takes to stay off the evening news.
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Does your idea of a fun Sunday afternoon involve crying babies? Then Tokyo's the place for you! Yesterday, the good people at Sensoji temple held an annual event at which sumo wrestlers 
The 2008 Beijing Olympics are still four months away, but they've already started with a bang. Activists who oppose China's occupation of Tibet have been holding huge protests as the Olympic torch makes its customary pre-games lap around the globe. In the past week, the torch toured Paris and London with an entourage of local policemen and Chinese security personnel. In spite of all the guards, protesters forced the torch to be extinguished for the first time in modern Olympic history. If you want to get in on all of the "Free Tibet" fun, the Olympic torch will be stopping in fourteen more cities between tomorrow and April 29th. The good people at Google have made a map showing all of the remaining cities along the torch's route. The tour includes such exciting destinations as San Francisco, Buenos Aires, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, and the hometown of everyone's favorite despot — Pyongyang!
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