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- What I would Change About the World: We should do a better job living with it, not against it.
- Current Gig: Self-Employed
- Current Project: Mass Eco-freindly transportation
- Influences/Heroes: micheal reynolds, greg mortenson
- Political Bent: depends on the topic but mostly liberal
- Favorite Bands: Kings of Leon, Citizen Cope, Tom Petty, The Dandy Warhols.. etc.
- Favorite Movies: Dumb n Dumber, Dark Knight, Garbage Warrior
- Favorite TV Shows: Infomania
- Celebrity Crush: Michelle Lambardo!
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- dukeDurango unlocked the Current 2010 badge 2 years ago
Current 2010: Thanks for being a part of Current in 2010. [RETIRED] (+15 points)
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- dukeDurango unlocked the Old-School badge 2 years ago
Old-School: You were a beta user! Sweet! [RETIRED] (+5 points)
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- dukeDurango unlocked the Commentator I badge 2 years ago
Commentator I: You achieved level 1 commentator on Current.com Beta! [RETIRED] (+5 points)
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- dukeDurango commented on george w. bush's 899 day Vacation 4 years ago
You make a really good point here. In my opinion, he should have to pay. Don't get me wrong. However, the point I was trying to make, was that if our energy is going to be spent on... more
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- dukeDurango commented on Psycho girlfriend? 4 years ago
In no way is this funny. It's terrifying. Well, on second thought this is the funniest thing ive seen all day! I was almost too scared to laugh though. Nice acting, that girl can play...
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- dukeDurango voted up Cop beats teenage girl in cell 4 years ago
Surveillance video released in an assault case against a King County, Wash. sheriff’s deputy shows him kicking a young girl, slamming her to the jail cell floor and striking her repeatedly....
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- dukeDurango voted up The US Senate announces it will investigate torture under Bush 4 years ago
'This is going to be big,' senator says The Senate is quietly preparing plans to investigate allegations of torture under President George W. Bush, according to comments published... more
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- dukeDurango voted up Liquid Water Found on Mars! 4 years ago
NASA's Phoenix lander has captured the first images of liquid water on Mars - droplets that splashed onto the spacecraft's leg during landing, according to members of the Phoenix team.
