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Shall We Dance?! No We Shalln’t! Seth, Seth and more Seth If you don’t remember the 2004 movie, Shall We Dance?, starring Richard Gere, Jennifer Lopez, Susan Sarandon and arguably Stanley Tucci, you’re in good company. With a budget of some 50 million dollars, it managed to gross around 170 million dollars worldwide, while its […]
On the Shoulders of Giants By Seth Mecurywynn and Jack Freddkinson Last night I was watching the television. To be fair, I did feel like I had a few too many functional brain-cells, and they were sending me conflicting messages about peace for all humanity, and also how people who unironically like marzipan deserve to
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Kawasaki ER6 By A.P. Kawasatkinson and the other one Kawasaki marketed the ER6 as ‘your first big bike.’ It came in two different flavours, a naked machine with side covers to hide the radiator, and a faired version with covers to hide the entire frame. Otherwise, they were exactly the same with the only difference
The smash Paddling in the shallow end of the sea Morgan Sayzuki As any expat in South-East Asia – anywhere from Thailand to Indonesia – soon comes to the realization that you cannot rely on Tuk-Tuks, Jeepneys or whatever the local name or method of transport is. Even if you live in Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala
Fantasy By Morgana Savaloy What is it, how do we define it and why do people seem to enjoy it?Fantasy as a literary genre has been around for a significant period of time. Many trace it’s origins back to Phantastes written by George MacDonald and published in 1858. But, I suspect, that many would agree
The BMW f800gs A bike so perfectly developed to be suitable for anything that it became perfect at nothing… A.P. Motorson and Slash Godstone Most people think that the BMW R1200gs is just too big, many of the same people think that the G650gs is just too small. What if there was something just nicely
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Multi-Tools are life A philosophical expression of something or other to do with EDC tools Jack ‘of all trades’ Atkinson I always wanted to have three things that do it all. As a minimalist who enjoys travel, I was always interested in packing light. That philosophy demands that a few things do a lot and
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Educational Reform: A Modest Proposal Professor Seth Godwynn Much has been said, especially coming from the Left, of the need to cancel student debt and allow free higher education for all. Here at Edgeverse, we agree. A quality education should be free for everyone! However, sooner or later, somebody always has to pay. So let’s
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Sh1t that don’t fit Edgeverse is proud to present some of the most poorly-researched clickbait anywhere online A.P. Atkinshill and Seth Gobshite The world is a silly place, and that really can’t have gone unnoticed to anyone who has developed the flimsiest of relationships with their own brain. You only have to look up from
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