Source	Fark Headline		Comments
(Some Guy)		The Daily Gleaner has a laugh at Fark's Daunte Culpepper headline (last item)  (dailygleaner.canadaeast.com)	(0)

"Fark.com picked up the article and ran with it ... with over 30 comments."  (examiner.com)

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"Incidentally, my post on shower-heads yesterday made Fark, where many commenters expressed displeasure at the idea that the EPA might be overreaching." (with quoted TFer goodness)  (corner.nationalreview.com)

(15)

"But the response gained extra momentum when the column was linked on the Web site fark.com, which attracts readers in much larger numbers. I got pet peeves from all over the world, including the Ukraine..."  (mcall.com)

(13)

"Curious what all the buzz is about? You can find lots of tilt-shift photos on the Web, on Flickr for example, or at Fark.com"  (pcworld.com)

(7)

(New Statesman)

"Fark takes us to deepest Orlando." Yeah, we have a habit of doing that  (newstatesman.com)

(1)

(Some Guy)

"My blog post...turned up on Fark.com, Digg, Reddit, Propeller, pet websites, 'women's stories' websites, and more blogs than I could keep track of."  (ca.sys-con.com)

(3)

Seattle Times Sideline Chatter enjoyed Fark's Mike Hampton headline  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)

(0)

(Some Blogger Guy)

"A link from a mega site like Fark might be fun, but it isn't necessarily helpful to a local publisher."  (howardowens.com)

(5)

(Some Bard)

We first heard about the Shakespearean adaptation on Pulp Fiction via Fark. We completed the script and produced it at the MN Fringe Festival. It was the 2nd highest attended, most reviewed and one of the highest reviewed shows. Thanks Fark  (pulpbard.wikispaces.com)

(8)

It's not news, it's web news gaffes. Bonus: Fark gets credit for #6  (news.cnet.com)

(8)

"But two things really stirred up metal fans, who let us have it in online comments, especially on Fark.com"  (jacksonville.com)

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		"Fark has become a pioneering publisher as it taps Digger - a semantic technology-based organizer of content - to help re-categorize its millions of aggregated news stories."  (vator.tv)	(35)
(Some Guy)		"There's a reason the comical website FARK has Florida as its own category topic"  (businessinsider.com)	(4)

(Some Guy)

CRN lists the top 10 workplace time wasters. Fark makes number 8  (crn.com.au)

(168)

Seattle Times Sideline Chatter enjoyed Fark's Quentin Richardson "Hot Potato" headline  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)

(3)

(Some Guy)

"Thanks to dozens of pun-filled Fark headlines a day about America's high school teachers schtuping their students, the world is fairly desensitized to the unfortunate...phenomenon of inappropriate teacher-teen relationships."  (blogs.riverfronttimes.com)

(15)

San Antonio sports page still getting mileage out of Fark's Ortiz/OJ headline  (mysanantonio.com)

(0)

		SignOnSanDiego enjoyed Fark's Ortiz/OJ headline (3rd to last item)  (www3.signonsandiego.com)	(0)
		Seattle Times Sideline Chatter has a laugh at Fark's Ortiz headline with a jab at OJ  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)	(0)

(Some Guy)

Harrisonburg Daily News Record enjoyed Fark's birther/truther headline  (dailynews-record.com)

(2)

(Some Guy)

Why blogs won't keep newspapers from going bankrupt (with Fark mentions)  (dailyillini.com)

(27)

(Some Guy)

Evansville Courier & Press amused by Fark's UFL headline  (courierpress.com)

(0)

(Some Trippy Guy)

You know journalism is in trouble when an article about the dangers of Magic Mushrooms quotes a bunch of Farkers commenting on the original story  (boropulse.com)

(4)

(Some Guy)

The Daily Gleaner has a laugh at Fark's UFL headline. (4th to last item) Things take a little longer to make it north of the border don't they?  (dailygleaner.canadaeast.com)

(0)

40 fantastic time-wasting websites: Fark makes it to #15  (pcworld.com)

(12)

(Some Guy)		The Memphis Blog celebrates getting a greenlight on Fark. (with a free sushi offer for a Tennessee tag)  (blogs.commercialappeal.com)	(2)
		Toronto Sun has a laugh at Fark's latest Michael Vick headline  (torontosun.com)	(0)

SeattleTimes has a laugh at Fark's UFL headline  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)

(0)

(Some Guy)

"After a story last month about the situation ran on johnstownbreeze.com, it was posted to the homepage of the news aggregator site Fark.com. It received nearly 22,000 reads."  (johnstownbreeze.com)

(0)

(post-gazette.com)		The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette cites Fark for debunking a fake Sonia Sotomayor quote, being generally awesome (sixth paragraph from the bottom)  (post-gazette.com)	(1)
(Sioux Falls Argus Leader)		The Sioux Falls Argus Leader thinks that Fark hit it out of the park with a Chicago Cubs headline (last item of the article)  (argusleader.com)	(2)

		San Diego Union Tribute chuckles over Fark's golf course headline  (www3.signonsandiego.com)	(2)
		Hear Drew and Calipari on ESPN's college basketball podcast  (sports.espn.go.com)	(19)

Drew Curtis of Fark.com, on the new 848-mile, 171-yard Nullarbor Links golf course in Australia: "Mock me all you want, I'm taking a cart." (near bottom of page)  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)

(8)

(Some Guy)

"The Drudge link is interesting for us, in the same way that a Fark link or an MSNBC link is."  (news-record.com)

(7)

(Overnight America)

Drew guests on CBS Radio's Overnight America with Jon Grayson tonight at 1:30am Eastern on KMOX-AM St. Louis and KDKA-AM Pittsburgh, then at 4:30am Central on WCCO Minneapolis / St. Paul  (overnightamerica.com)

(7)

"Insanity isn't new, but it has gotten more intense. Mainly because we have more access to it, thanks to the world wide web. I will say this: it's these crazies that makes Fark so effing awesome"  (examiner.com)

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