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Not a sheep: Thinner is not always better skip to main | skip to sidebar
Thinner is not always better Not a sheep 2008
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But Thinner is not just about giving you access to great music on flexible terms; they also run Thinnerism Blog, a space moving forward the (much needed) dialogue towards the future of the music industry.
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But Thinner is not just about giving you access to great music on flexible terms; they also run Thinnerism Blog, a space moving forward the (much needed) dialogue towards the future of the music industry.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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But Thinner is not just about giving you access to great music on flexible terms; they also run Thinnerism Blog, a space moving forward the (much needed) dialogue towards the future of the music industry.
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Kit Reed's satirical targets in Thinner Than Thou -- eating disorders, obsessions with physical perfection, televangelists, religions in which salvation is based on material success in this world, and hypocrites of all kinds -- are rich in possibilities for potshots and savage humor.
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Nor do I know how to fix it, I need to read that book 'Thinner' by Stephen King and see if the answer is in there!
Linda drags Beth to ER: Beth not well, but released anyway. Elizabeth McClung 2009
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This isn't to say that I'm a fangirl, or any such nonsense; there are certainly novels & stories of King's that I'm not at all fond of, such as 'Thinner' or 'Cell', just to name a few...
WTF: Stephen King Is Planning a Sequel to The Shining?! | /Film 2009
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"Thinner," she said, touching the trunk with one finger.
Xone of Contention Anthony, Piers 1999
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"Thinner," she said, touching the trunk with one finger.
Xone of Contention Anthony, Piers 1999
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Hoping to impress her boss (David Paymer) and land a promotion, loan officer Christine (Alison Lohman, in a role originally meant for Ellen Page) chooses to evict a helpless woman of curious ethnic origin and promptly winds up getting cursed (perhaps a hat tip to Stephen King's "Thinner," but not the bad movie adapted from it).
indieWIRE News 2009
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