'All work and no play makes jack a dull boy'

Single typewritten page from The Shining, filled with the repeated phrase “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” This particular page with its zig-zag pattern was not seen on-screen in the film, but was part of the stack that Wendy flips through. 
The prop box of yellow typing paper is located in the Stanley Kubrick Archive in London. About one-third of the stack was manually typed; the remainder was photocopied. There are also additional boxes in other languages.
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Iggy Pop: Behind the Music

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'You turd'

KonKoma - Kpanlogo

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♪♫ Kevin Ayers - Shouting In A Bucket Blues/Didn't Feel Lonely

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With John Cale - Heartbreak Hotel/Howling Man

Moodymann: Let's Talk Dilla

50 Sheds of Grey ‏@50ShedsofGrey

As I stood there in Ikea, naked and ashamed, I came to an important decision. Next time only one of us would wear a blindfold.

Frank Ocean

I salute you

Adrian Chen ‏@AdrianChen

I bet Frank Ocean sent that letter to Andrew Sullivan too but it got caught in his spam filter.

Mona Motörhead

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Global warming: It's "I-told you-so" time

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Where the Money Lives

For all Mitt Romney’s touting of his business record, when it comes to his own money the Republican nominee is remarkably shy about disclosing numbers and investments. Nicholas Shaxson delves into the murky world of offshore finance, revealing loopholes that allow the very wealthy to skirt tax laws, and investigating just how much of Romney’s fortune (with $30 million in Bain Capital funds in the Cayman Islands alone?) looks pretty strange for a presidential candidate...
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Stanley Chow: Jimi Hendrix

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US increases harassment of WikiLeaks, Assange associates

The Persecution of Julian Assange

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Tonybee Tiles

For three decades, someone has been laying cryptic tile messages about resurrecting the dead in the cities roads throughout the U.S. and around the world.   These tiles have been named Toynbee Tiles after the British historian, Arnold Toynbee, who often discussed the rise and fall of civilizations.  The people or person responsible for these tiles has remained a secret with many theories as to who is responsible.  A movie titled Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles was released last year piecing together key events in an attempt to unravel the mystery and surreal story behind the tiles.
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