Epic win, 4Chan. Epic win.
Is… is this the end of the debate? I feel like if reform-haters read this, and thought about it, they’d have no arguments left.
It’s like rock-paper-scissors and someone pulled the Jesus.
#WritingFromIsolationWard
Epic win, 4Chan. Epic win.
Is… is this the end of the debate? I feel like if reform-haters read this, and thought about it, they’d have no arguments left.
It’s like rock-paper-scissors and someone pulled the Jesus.
Disappointed that no one named Eco’s “Foucault’s Pendulum,” which (I discovered when I recently re-read it) exemplifies one of the most crushing forms of literary badness: The Book That Can Only Be Read Once.
Disappointed that no one named Eco’s “Foucault’s Pendulum,” which (I discovered when I recently re-read it) exemplifies one of the most crushing forms of literary badness: The Book That Can Only Be Read Once.
posted to MetaFilter by rusty at 12:58 PM on March 16, 2010 [3 favorites –]
We’ve got a Kauri wood candle holder dated at over 30,000 years old, a present from a friend in NZ. It’s extremely tacky thanks to the cheap gold-metal fitting that’s been fastened into the candle hole. 33,000 years, and what is some lovely fine-grained wood got turned into artless cheap-looking tourist bollocks. There’s something profound in that about human nature.
Hey, is it time for MeFi’s Adam Savage to put his foot down?
Published by NiteMayr on March 23, 2010http://www.thrfeed.com/2010/03/sarah-palin-reality-discovery-alaska-.html