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Austin.Craigslist: Cry for Help [w4m]

Here at Austinist, we're all about bringing people together. But occasionally there are those who really should be kept apart, for their safety and that of others. We present below the following slice of life, courtesy of Austin Craigslist:You fell off the face of the earth - w4m (East of... continue reading on Austinist

Get a Free Pet Microchip/ID from the City! Get a Free Pet Microchip/ID from the City!

There's nothing more frustrating than trying to teach your furry family members how to clearly enunciate their own street address and phone number. Even if you do manage to teach your doggie your digits, trying to get your pitbull to phone home when he's partying on the eastside is... continue reading on Austinist

Austin Animal Center is Currently Overflowing With Animals! Austin Animal Center is Currently Overflowing With Animals!

Photo via Impact News Times are ruff, ruff, ruff for homeless animals in Austin. Right now there’s an unseasonably large crowd of animals filling up spots at the City of Austin's Animal Services Center. This week more than 885 animals are maxing out capacity at both the newly opened... continue reading on Austinist

It's Your Last Week to Check Out "Portal to Bohemia" It's Your Last Week to Check Out "Portal to Bohemia"

Harry Ransom Center The Greenwich Village Bookshop Door: A Portal to Bohemia, 1920-1925Through Sunday, January 22, 2012Harry Ransom Center (21st & Guadaloupe)Free. Tue,Weds, Fri 10 a.m-5 p.m., Thursday 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Saturday and Sunday: Noon-5 p.m.[info]The 1920’s are often seen as a golden age of literature and art. For example,... continue reading on Austinist

"An Evening of Censorship" aka: The Dionysium at "Banned, Burned, Seized and Censored" "An Evening of Censorship" aka: The Dionysium at "Banned, Burned, Seized and Censored"

In this Internet age, censorship isn’t much of a going concern in America. Yet, things were different in this country back when cars had a rumble seat, a lady never went out without her gloves and telephones still plugged into the wall. Nowadays the phrase “Banned in Boston” is... continue reading on Austinist

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