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Like Saturday Night Live, supermarket eggs and the United States of America, Suck is one of those phenomena that seem to grow more potent the longer they live past their expiration dates. A half-amusing practical joke now entering its sixth year, Suck continues to gather strength as better, funnier (or at any rate more famous) web efforts vanish down the online toilet. What does this coleopteran resilience mean for technologies and events yet to come, when even Suck's founders expected the whole thing to be extinct long ago? How will Suck's continued existence influence the future of journalism, of literature, of humanity itself? We can only look into the far distant future, and imagine"
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