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esquire.com — Season 6, Episode 8: "The Crash" Okay, everyone. Take your pick. Last night's hallucinatory, mind-altering episode of Mad Men was: A. Stranger than that season-five installment where Roger did LSD and thought the 1919 World Series was taking place in his bathroom. B.

esquire.com — It has not been a good couple of weeks for ABC's Jonathan Karl, the man who passed along barbered information from some disreputable sources, and then got found out. Yesterday, having been caught injecting disinformation e coli into the mainstream, Karl issued a statement that almost broke the blog's heretofore infallible weaselspeak-to-Engiish translation device.

esquire.com — It has not been a good couple of weeks for ABC's Jonathan Karl, the man who passed along barbered information from some disreputable sources, and then got found out. Yesterday, having been caught injecting disinformation e coli into the mainstream, Karl issued a statement that almost broke the blog's heretofore infallible weaselspeak-to-Engiish translation device.

esquire.com — There are underground economies and then there are underground KFC chicken smuggling economies.

esquire.com — I'm a Washington political reporter, and I survived a full week without Twitter. Really. This is no small task, let me tell you. For the past three years of my existence in this town, I’ve used the Twittersphere as the front page of my personal ...

esquire.com — No one knows the exact history of cornhole, the lawn game involving tossing small bags at rectangular, wooden boards with a hole in them. Some say Germans invented it in the 1300s. Others claim that the Native American Blackhawk tribe started it when they stuffed dried animal bladders with corn and threw them around for entertainment.

esquire.com — Today marks the launch of our latest venture: Esquire Weekly-a first-of-its-kind weekly tablet edition of a monthly magazine. Featuring original stories by Esquire's best writers, it comes out on Thursdays, and is free to digital subscribers, or available a la carte for just $0.99 at the App Store.

esquire.com — There are two reasons why, in the world of food - hell, in the world of anything - no magazine list is as anticipated and debated as Texas Monthly's quinquennial "50 Best BBQ Joints": One, rarity. Quinquennial means every five years. What other list comes out only, and every, five years?