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When Iceland's economy crumbled in 2008, so went the leisurely party lives of thousands of young Icelanders. They are called "The Cuddly Generation" (Krutt-kynslotin in Icelandic), and they need your help. Please donate whatever you can - money, plane tickets, alcohol or kind words (they all speak English). Anything to help these beautiful, fun-loving viking progeny reclaim the free-spirited times of no work and all play to which they grew so accustomed... even if it's just for one wild night.

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Call me Rhys Southan.

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Pennsylvanians Clammor for Puffin

Pennsylvania, a major swing state in next month’s presidential election, is a veritable hotbed of puffin-starved registered voters. Politicians would be wise to take note of this email I got from John Peris, owner of The Savory Gourmet, a speciality meat food store in The Keystone State:

I own a retail specialty food store in the US and sell many types of wild game meat. I’ve had a number of requests for puffin meat but have been unable to locate a source for it. It sounds delicious. I hope too it will be available some day for us.

I’m trying to track down a Canadian supplier at the moment. Evidently, they are available there. I get many strange requests, from Penguin meat to Zebra and Wildebeest.

If there is hope for Iceland, it lies in the puffins.

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