Bwog forgot about The Eye last week. But we suppose that other people didn’t…so the EyePoke returns!
Cute profiles of random subway stops- with ratings!
Something for the gay hipster in all of us
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Bwog Staff on
Oct 12, 2006 
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Bwog forgot about The Eye last week. But we suppose that other people didn’t…so the EyePoke returns!
Cute profiles of random subway stops- with ratings!
Something for the gay hipster in all of us
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14 Comments
@mel can you fuckers please comment about this magazine? do you have opinions?
@Eye-poke Was there a byline on the Kulawik-O’Reilly piece? If not, whether you like Chris or not that was pretty shitty. It’s cowardly to anonymously rag on a fellow student. For shame Eye, for shame.
@The eye The eye needs more postmodern wit. It also needs some Pitchfork-style music reviews. Yes.
@are you insane Or are you just kidding.
More pfork??
@spec people are way too far from postmodern to make that work. as a result, we get tragically sophomoric junk humor.
@rjt Making fun of Bill O’Reilly and Kulawik would’ve been completely hilarious and original anyway, but calling them both gay means we reach a new caustic level of social satire! ROFL!
@numanu love the gay hipsters.
@The Eye's spelling . . .is atrocious
@Dutch people have the coolest names. Jop van Bennekom and Gert Jonkers.
@Sprinkles In all seriousness, the Eye needs to be careful. Kulawik could probably demand a retraction if he wanted.
@Getting Better I thought the Republican Love story was excellent, probably the best thing in the Rolling Eye so far – just short and sharp enough to be effective. The page has had a shaky start, no doubt, but seems to be slowly improving. Dan Haley’s stuff is always half-decent (and I’m assuming he wrote the Love Story) but I’m not sure about the rest of it. The page has the potential to get better I guess.
@the eye is never witty.
@The Eye Disappoints The O’Reilly bit could have been a lot wittier. It could have included explicit phone conversations, Caribbean shower fantasies, and even lewd references to dildos. You know, the stuff of pure fiction.
@yeah it had way more potential. instead it was just another boring oreilly/kulawik piece
phone sex. malcolm x lounge. cmon eye