Best of the Web - May 7 2010

James S Murray
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Green Party curses, living walls and water filtering cactuses dominate our round-up of the wilder corners of the web

So there we have it. What will surely be seen as round one of election 2010 has finished and delivered the most confusing and contentious non-result in living memory. However, there were a few places...

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