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Watch a Teenage Boy Find a Stack of Gay Porn In Adam Baran's Adorable Short Film 'Jackpot'

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Nostalgic for a world where your consumption of porn didn’t come solely from the internet? Adam Baran’s 1994-set short film “Jackpot” — which has been making the LGBT film festival rounds for the past year (winning best short in Miami) — is available to watch for free online, and it makes for a stroll down that particular memory lane (and is a fun watch either way). Following a teenage boy who hears about a stack of gay porn hidden across down and then goes on a mission to find it (dealing with some bullies along the way). With a lovely little message of self-empowerment to boot, “Jackpot” is definitely worth your next 8 minutes:
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contents will thew that it is not deficient in literary merit. YS

In JanuaRyY the celebrated debate on MroBurk+*s ‘canciliatory mo ia
briefly recapiuilated.» The memorial and addrefs of the aflembly of No -

tiato the Britith Legiflatuce, fuppofed to be drawn up, and prefented as a mp-
deb fot'the other Colonies to foilow, is infeited at large, as are likewife the re-
‘marks of the American Congrefs on the King’s Proclamation of Auguft the
234,8775. Alfoan abftractof the capture act, fo much complained a and
of the counter act of the Americans, for firing out privateers. To, thefe. pili-
tical papers, are added a variety of mifcellaneoas articles on temporary fabjc&s,
viz. cafe of the petitioning Clergy; of the Perreaus and Mis. Redd; remarks
on the feverity of the vagrant aét; journal of the Refolution’s voyage round
the world, &c. Among the Poetry, is Advice toa young Clergyman s Ode on the
New Year; and others. "7

In FEBRUARY, Gov. Pownal’s fcheme for @ permanent peace, and Lerd
North's propofition for Accommodation ; thefe deferve to be remembered ; Gen.
Lec’s letter to General Burgoyne; the memorial from the committee of Briuth
planters; ‘and the addrefs to the petitioners againft the articles of the Church
of England, are prefecved at large. Among the mifcellineous aricles, are ori- *
ginal letters between Mr. Pope and his friends ; a miffionary’s account of the
great diamond in the French crown ; anecdote of a celebrated miniature pain-
ter; fketch of the late epidemic difeafe at London, &c. Among the Books,

r--Psice’s Obfervations on the Nature of Civil Liberty. Poetry, the Pleafures
of a Country Life; verfes to Eliza, &c.

In Marcu, Continuation of debates in Parliament ; brief account of the fa-
mous men who have flourifhed in Italy, from a MS. ; Lithgow's fufferings in the
Inquifition ; remarkable particulars relative to the fewerity of the freft ; lift of
remarkable diamonds in Europe; effects of Opium in mortifications, a moft
valtiable difcovery. Poetry, a Tale ; Bofton ip Diftrefs ; America addreffed te
Dean Tucker, &c. 7

In Apert, Debates continued; Hon. Mr. Walpole’s animated fpeech, o
the reftraining bill ; affe&ting circumftances attending the death of the late Gene-
ral of the Jefuits ; memoirs of the life of Dr. Hoadly ; particulars of the life of
the late Mr. Stillingfleet; Homer's Geography examined, a curious paper ; new
projection of the Weftern Hemifphere ; elucidations of Shakefpeare. Poetry, Epif-)
tle toa Young Lady; on Garrick quitting the Stage; on the Expedition to Ame.»
sica, &c. , ; \4

In May, the debates in Parliament are continued; reafons for new regula-
ting the coinage; remarks on the new creation of Peers; defcription of the an-
cient city of Cambridge, in the 16:h century ; letters from M. de Voltaire, to
the K. of, Pruffia; books burnt by the Ephefian Converts ; Epitome of Philufo-
phical Traniactions ; anecdotes of two very elegant writers, Rev. Geo. Sunbbesy

Re&or of Gunfield, and the Rev. John Straight, Re&tor of Findon ; dedication |
of Free Mafons Hall ; heads of the new infolvent aét, &c. Poetry, the Faix\
Coortier ;Hob upon a Holiday, &c. , ;

In June, Debates ; Mr. Hartley's celebrated fpeech on nis motion for recan-
ciliation ; Sir Geo. Savile's, on feconding the motion; Gen. Carleton's dc-
count of the attack on Quebec; authentic papers pubiifhed by the Congreis ;
pian for new- modelling the army, written by aperfon of eminence; obfervations
in a tour through Italy; aé& to promote the refidence of the parochial Clergy) ;
thoughts on, tbe punithunent of conviéts ; account of the giant’s caufeway ngar
Padua; g of the family of the Howes; difference of the curation of
lafe in towns and io the couatry 5 expériments on mount Schehallien, &c. Poetry,
familtar Epiftle from America; Vertes to a Lady with a Sprig of May, &o

sap behead. Debaie onthe Shaftefoury eleGiion ; on the inveduioun of ‘levers
into Greece; omnipotence lof che Bit th Legiflature confidered; reply to Mr,
Bryant's pamphlet on the Apamean medal ; flory addreffed to his AR af
toral, feéne of the Cecaca ae: arc alibs's wardanO@ok fothl: his
requeft to Heralds gabéhacki: fare ip of omitting the Clergy, in framing

canal-

P R E F A C &.

gana} bills. Poetry, Temple of Love ; Stanzas by an Exile from America +
Verfes on Garsick's leaving the Stage. -

In Aucust, Debates on Mr, Fox's motion for'an enquiry ; Mr. Croger's fa~
mous {peech in favour of America; mifcellamtous obfervations inadé in Ytaly 3
chara&ter of Pope Clement the Xith; noble plan of the late Jolin Bradley
Blake, Ejq; charaéter of the late Mr. Markland; caution to Juftices, with re-
fpe&t to licencing publiceboules, by a Clergyman of eminence: declaration of
American independency ; letters relative to the marriage of the Thfant of Spain {
Gibbon’s bittory of the rife and fall of the Roman Empire; the Editor of Mar-
vell’s works cenfured. Poetry, Veries facred to the Memory of the late Maw.
deitty Beft, E‘q; by the author of Deity, a Poem.

In SEPTEMBER, Debates on the German treaties ; obfervations on the firu-
ation of the armies onthe Eaftern fide of Americas f{cheme for feparating from
the Colonies ; addrefs to tne Lairds of Scotland, on the fubjeét of emigration j
defeription of a newly difcovered fenfitive plant ; memoirs of the late Paul
Whitehead, Eq: Poet Laureat ; account of a Fiench academy for hair-dref-
fing ; thoughts on the late American declaration for independency ; examples
of jong life through temperance ; anecdotes from Richardfoniana, &c, oe-
try, Eliza's Anfwer ; Morning Dawn ; Lines repeated at the Caraftacan Society -
meeting at Longnor.
_ In Ocroser, Debate on the motion for referring the Heffian treaty to a

commitice; Mr. Innes's celebrated fpeech ; thoughts on the American declara-
tion gravely confidered 5 new method of computing the wra of the world 3
remai ks on the two laft chapters of Mr. Gibboo's hiltory, by an eminent writer;
a famous epitaph on Dr. John Worthington ; account of an ancient book: mif-
cellaneous oblervations on various pubiications; @ paper to prove, that the re-'
covery from death, after being fuppofed to be drowned, is no proof of the im-
wortality of the foul. Bryant's Apamean medal, an obfolete controverfy revi-
ved ; new mode of granting Engiith Peerayes to Scots Nobility; Mrs. Miller's
tour through Italy, &c. Poetry, A Cafe of Confcience, Amufements in High
Life, Requeft to the Divine Beong, &c.

Proceedings in parliament, ov opening the prefent feffions ; ‘King’s procla-

mation for a general tat; thoughts en hiring men to commit murder; teffi.

mony of the people called Quikers cenfured ; cafe of Mr. Rivington, of New

York ; General Howé's letter on taking New-York; quarrel between Spaia-

and Portugal, fet in atrue light; Arictures on Raymond Lully's writings 5 ad-

drefs of the Citizens of Montreal to Gen. Carleton ; reafons for the coolnefs:

between the King of France and his Queen ; Epitome of Philofophical Tranfac-

uons, &e. Poetry, Ode, Addrefs to Sir Jofhua Reynolds, with remarks, &c:
Ia DeceMBER, Debstes in the H. of L—ds, on the motion for am adtrefs 5

amendment propoled by Ld. Rockingham; effets of falt in fattening of cattle,

and of preferving theep from the rot; reflections on the juftice of the prefent ci-
vil war 3. remarks on the detence of tne American declaration for independence ;

papers relative te a reconciliation ; narrative of the City’s proceedings, on one of
the Lord Mayor's watermen being preffed, with the arguments of the counfel on
botn fiver; an example of unparalleled memory in a blind Inn-keeper 3 defence
ei the Editor of Andrew Marvel's works, againft a charge of literary afflump~-
tion ; inwrefling leiters of Ganganclli; fermon preached: at New York, the
doy after that city was fet on fire. Poetry, Mifs Crambo, a Fable ; verfes to a
Friend, written in Jamaica, )

La the Supplement, the conclufion of the debate in the Houle of Lords on
the King’s {peech; a genuine fpeech of E. Temple on the grand quef-
tion ref ting American taxation, in which his Lordthip delivers his fenti«
ments explicitly on that important fabjeét; alfa mifcellaneous obfervations on
the chiet articles throughont the prefent Volume, io which many corre@tions are
made, many particulars relating t6 men and books. are added, and‘ not a few
ciitici’ms introduced on papers written by perfons of the firft character for ge-
nius and jearoing.

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to produce fo many vaiuable asticles, and to requeft the continuance. of their
favours.

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Memorial and Addrefs of the Affembly of
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Debate-on Mr. Burke's Conciliating motion 3
Abftra& of the A& for prohibiting ‘Trade
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American Act for Gitting-out Privateers ors
Remarks of the American Congrefs, on the
King’s Proclamation, Aug. 23, 1775 14
Journal of the Refolution’s Voyage round

the Wortd, illeftrated with a Map 16
Charge of debsfing the Current coin 20
Caufe of the petitioning Clergy, confidered 21

Bankers Petition in favour of R. Perreau 22
Mrs- R. Perreau’s Peticion to the Queen 23
Mrz. Perreau’s Letterto Mrs. Tribe 24
Candid obfervations on Dr Burney’s travels (4,
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