Source	Fark Headline		Comments
		"Note: I hate to say this, but if you have delicate sensibilities, then maybe Fark isn't the best place for you. I, however, still have some atavistic humor left over from being a 15-year-old-boy some time ago, so I love Fark."  (blogs.discovermagazine.com)	(10)
		Seattle Times Sideline Chatter weighs in on Fark's Mangino resignation headline  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)	(0)

(Poynter online)		Drew Curtis: "It's a dedicated audience of really intelligent individuals"  (poynter.org)	(483)
		Fark gets mention for parting shot at Mark Mangino (near bottom of article)  (blogs.usatoday.com)	(4)

		Boortz picks Fark's "Iran Releases Seamen" as the headline of the day  (boortz.com)	(4)
(News-Gazette)		Power of Fark combines with power of attorney to touch children. Wait  (news-gazette.com)	(170)

The San Diego Union-Tribune gives props to Fark for the headline about the start of baseball free agency (3rd section from the bottom)  (signonsandiego.com)

(0)

		Word finally gets around to Kentucky.com about Fark's deal with USA Today. Be here next year when Ric Romero weighs in on the issue  (kentucky.com)	(7)
(Gentlemen's Club)		FARK's Drew Curtis Tells A Podcast What He Can't Talk About On Radio  (gentlemensclubpodcast.com)	(1)
		The Seattle Times gives a big round of applause to Fark for its Clue-themed headline about the Tiger Woods incident (2nd section of the article)  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)	(0)

(Some Guy)		Richmond Times-Dispatch enjoyed Fark's Yankees free-agency headline. (last heading)  (www2.timesdispatch.com)	(1)
(Some Guy)		The Argus Leader gets a kick out of Fark's Iverson retirement/not-retirement headline (last item)  (argusleader.com)	(2)

		Seattle Times Sideline Chatter has a laugh at Fark's New York Yankee's free agent headline  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)	(0)
		The Seattle Times applauds Fark for a headline that pokes fun at the New York Yankees (2nd section from the bottom)  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)	(0)

An online editor observes the power of Fark: "Fark and Drudge are national sites and they attract people looking for a particular type of entertainment. It's like fishing - you go where the fish are" (4th paragraph from the end)  (tcpalm.com)

(13)

(mediaite)		Drew Curtis on possible partnerships between Fark and other media outlets: "I can't go into any great detail because if it turns out some of these ideas suck as much or worse than a travel tab, we'll shiatcan 'em"  (mediaite.com)	(225)
		Gannett boardroom: "What we need now is a new partner who will inspire panic in the stockholder. A puppet. A proxy. A pawn. Sure, sure. Some jerk we can really push around. Hey what about that fark guy?"  (mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com)	(35)

(herald-review.com)

"I came across this at Fark.com, a great clearinghouse for entertaining and dopey and laughable news. For those of you unfamiliar with Fark, the site is designed for the smart-aleck in all of us."  (herald-review.com)

(23)

(Sheboygan Press)		Sheboygan celebrates being listed among the weirdest cities in the country, gives a shoutout to Fark for spreading the word about its strangeness (4th paragraph from the bottom)  (sheboyganpress.com)	(7)
(Miami New Times)		"Given that Florida is the only state with its own category on strange news emporium Fark.com, this shouldn't come as much of a surprise, but we've officially been named the strangest state"  (blogs.miaminewtimes.com)	(3)
(Some Guy)		"As they say on Fark, you're doing it wrong"  (411mania.com)	(0)

"Humorous news-aggregation site Fark.com's snarky rejoinder: 'In other news, Sarah Palin endorses cannibalism'"  (latimesblogs.latimes.com)

(8)

(Some Guy)

"To the editor: I recently read Ethan Forman's story on www.fark.com about the use of the word "meep" at Danvers High School. As I was reading the story, I had to laugh out loud because of the memories it evoked."  (salemnews.com)

(2)

(Some Guy)

"Perhaps by now you've read some of the articles (and associated entertaining comments, such as those at Fark) about how Principal Murray has tried to ban his students from saying meep."  (anorak.co.uk)

(15)

(kansan.com)

"I thought about www.fark.com, and how I wouldn't even know Wichita had a 'Daily Eagle' or whatever it's called were it not for the occasional stories linked there from Fark." (shoutout appears in the 4th paragraph)  (kansan.com)

(3)

(Media Post)

Arbitrator rejects case against Glenn Beck parody site, agreeing with the defense's argument that only a staggering moron would believe it. Beck points to his audience, nodding furiously  (mediapost.com)

(497)

(Naple News)

"The story about the man who blamed a parking lot peep show on "explosive diarrhea" got Farked yesterday which helped boost our early afternoon page numbers"  (naplesnews.com)

(0)

My San Antonio Sports enjoyed Fark's headline on Shaquille O'Neal's apparent difficulty in understanding the Cavaliers' playbook  (mysanantonio.com)

(0)

(Psychology Today)

Psychology Today asks: why does Fark.com hate children?  (psychologytoday.com)

(199)

The San Diego Union Tribune has a laugh at Fark's headline about Shaquille O'Neal's difficulties mastering the Cavaliers' playbook  (www3.signonsandiego.com)

(0)

		The Seattle Times gives top marks to Fark's headline about Bob Griese (fourth section of the article)  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)	(0)
(ScienceBlogs)		"Yes, proper citing of sources will bore Fark readers to tears"  (scienceblogs.com)	(8)

(Some Guy)

"Fark.com takes a comedic approach to information but links to serious news stories and traditional journalism sites."  (poynter.org)

(9)

(Some Guy)		Register Star reporter finally follows-up on Greenport NY, Joslen Boulevard Traffic Stop  (registerstar.com)	(11)
		The Hartford Courant got a good laugh out of Fark's headline about Shaq and the Cavaliers (second section from the bottom)  (courant.com)	(1)

(Jackson NJ Online)

"Users of the Internet discussion community Fark first applied the joke to Beck, and it then became popular on several social media sites"  (jacksonnjonline.com)

(45)

"The story I wrote at the end went national and got posted on the irreverant Fark web site." We're reverent enough to point out that you misspelled "irreverent," but at any rate, thanks for giving Fark a shoutout  (blogs.mcall.com)

(6)

(Mediaite)

Barbie cankle debacle: "As noted media theorists Fark pointed out, one network took it to the next level, hitting the streets and conducting a flurry of interviews"  (mediaite.com)

(0)

(Some Guy)

Even Runner's World has noticed Fark.com. They call it a "smirky/quirky wacky-news aggregator", but that's still better than being referred to as a "blog"  (dailyviews.runnersworld.com)

(9)

Seattle Times Sideline Chatter enjoyed Fark's "Rocktober is over. Welcome to Blowvember" headline  (seattletimes.nwsource.com)

(0)

(Some Guy)

Kamloops Daily News enjoyed Fark's headline about the Detroit Lions first win. (last paragraph)  (kamloopsnews.ca)

(0)

Fark listed in "Best Comedy Sites on The Internet" article in desperate bid to get link approved  (examiner.com)

(8)

(Some Guy)

"I am, full disclosure, not Drew Curtis. I do not envy him...and could never manage a website like he does. But I am going to take a moment to talk about FARK."  (kansan.com)

(51)

		USA Today gives Fark a shoutout for being the bearer of Australian netball news (sixth paragraph from the bottom)  (blogs.usatoday.com)	(1)
(Poynter Online)		10 hopeful thoughts about the future of journalism. To wit, under Hopeful Thought #4: "You must get the word out about your work through sites such as Twitter, Facebook, Digg, Fark, Reddit and StumbleUpon"  (poynter.org)	(1)
(University of Kentucky News)		Drew Curtis to share his views on "Entrepreneurship in the Digital Age" at the Richard G. Wilson Telecommunications Alumni Symposium, will keep things lively with a cooler of Heineken  (news.uky.edu)	(1)