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The Art of Doing What You're Told - Arts - The Stranger, Seattle's Only NewspaperFirst Faved : Jul 16 2008 by derekFaved : 2 times with notesViewed : 16 timesFave It!

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  • fogmonkey - Jul 25 2008 | art, library, events

    Quoted: The Art of Doing What You're Told - Torture, Rape, and Making Noise at the Library - Seattle's #1 Weekly Newspaper. Covering Seattle news, politics, music, film, and arts; plus movie times, club calendars, restaurant listings, forums, blogs, and Savage Love.

  • derek - Jul 16 2008 | art, seattle, events, automata

    Quoted: The Art of Doing What You're Told - Torture, Rape, and Making Noise at the Library - Seattle's #1 Weekly Newspaper. Covering Seattle news, politics, music, film, and arts; plus movie times, club calendars, restaurant listings, forums, blogs, and Savage Love.

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