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Anti Social:

Anti-Social Primer

Series of tutorials designed to instruct the student on topics including sarcasm, prank phone skills, and writing scathing letters to the editor.

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BS! (a.k.a Boarding School)

This site offers an insight into the anti-social aspect of life at boarding school. Revenge, lust, and homework. This student lets you in on the stuff no one should know...

http://users.rcn.com/hgomberg/myplace.html

Hate the Mainstream

Anti-establishment rhetoric, cynicism, criticisms, sarcasm, and nihilism against all medias and mediums.

http://www.hatethemainstream.com

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Free Classified Ads Portal

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Poking fun at just about everything, this site showcases some unusual media work, and offers a sardonic world view.

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OurRant.ca

Rants, forums, photos, and links from these Canadian cynics.

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Personal observations and opinions from a young person. Includes personal photos, illicit drug reviews, and a guestbook.

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