Ian: Well, he's a nice guy. But he's... if you'll take it the right way, a guy, so he has some failings.
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"For I am the seed of the Welch Woman and speak the truth from my heart."- Christopher Smart
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- Errata
- How to have an *Interesting* day.
- Why don't they make brown mantillas?
- Translated from the Scots Gaelic*
- Your (Belated) Easter Present!
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- The Haberdashery
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- Nick: Doings of Learned Stupidities
- Patrick: Orthonormal Basis
- Steph: The Schizophrenic Philosopher
- Vanessa: Forays Into Mild Lucidity
Medievalisms & Academia
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If it weren't for the goat, you couldn't get in here for propaganda...
8 Comments:
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Nemo, at 4:36 AM
I like that as a quote. I may have to use it one of these days.
By
Vanessa, at 6:51 AM
It's a different, but also amenable to haberdashers, gentleman named Ian, Ian. Referring to the boyfriend of a mutual friend.
What's with my male friends and haberdashers?
By
Alice Teresa, at 6:11 PM
Yeah, yeah, we love you to...especially when you insult us online. Oh, and of course, girls have no failings. We should put them all up on pedestals.
Funny how critque us, and yet can't bear to stay away from us....
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Anonymous, at 4:07 AM
critque \'krit-'kwä\ adj [L crito irregular, -que suffix] To criticize also, as an afterthought (funny how ~ us)- oddly, this verb does not take a subject.
Good quote.
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Patrick, at 11:35 AM
If you want to be pedantic....
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Anonymous, at 1:12 PM
Well, yes, I generally do. I am an academic, after all.
But I'm sorry- I'd expected the dictionary thing to be, um, funnier and less insulting than it was. Hard to get a cheesy grin across on the Intertubes.
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Patrick, at 1:17 PM
Understood. Been there....
;-)
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Anonymous, at 9:43 PM
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