Monday, July 28, 2003
Friday, July 25, 2003
Wednesday, July 23, 2003
Monday, July 21, 2003
a gem from wild thang:
lisa n da sky (12:03 AM): time is limited
lisa n da sky (12:03 AM): game must be accelerated
Crappydawg (12:03 AM): true, true
Crappydawg (12:03 AM): no more screwing around
lisa n da sky (12:04 AM): must focus now
lisa n da sky (12:05 AM): plus i have way less tokens than you
Crappydawg (12:05 AM): yeah, but you know how to use them, i can't even find the coin slot
Crappydawg (12:06 AM): oh wait, that doesn't sound right
lisa n da sky (12:03 AM): time is limited
lisa n da sky (12:03 AM): game must be accelerated
Crappydawg (12:03 AM): true, true
Crappydawg (12:03 AM): no more screwing around
lisa n da sky (12:04 AM): must focus now
lisa n da sky (12:05 AM): plus i have way less tokens than you
Crappydawg (12:05 AM): yeah, but you know how to use them, i can't even find the coin slot
Crappydawg (12:06 AM): oh wait, that doesn't sound right
The Medium is the Message...this
RIP Marshall McLuhan, 1911-1980 (on this day)
Thank you for inflicting numerous hours of painful media theory on lowly undergraduate mass communications students who really want to be writers and could give less of a shit about "hot" and "cold" media. Thank you for turning the study of media into a cold, sterile, unfriendly, intrusive, confusing, annoying activity. Thank you for paragraph after paragraph of dry robot text.
Brilliant cameo in "Annie Hall," though...
RIP Marshall McLuhan, 1911-1980 (on this day)
Thank you for inflicting numerous hours of painful media theory on lowly undergraduate mass communications students who really want to be writers and could give less of a shit about "hot" and "cold" media. Thank you for turning the study of media into a cold, sterile, unfriendly, intrusive, confusing, annoying activity. Thank you for paragraph after paragraph of dry robot text.
Brilliant cameo in "Annie Hall," though...
Tuesday, July 15, 2003
Tuesday, July 08, 2003
Monday, July 07, 2003
Where Have All the Lisas Gone?
About half of all boys in Raleigh Colony were named John, Thomas or William, and more than half of newborn girls in the Massachusetts Bay Colony were named Mary, Elizabeth or Sarah. Even in the 20th century, John, William, James and Robert were, in some combination, the top three names for boys for more than 50 years. Among girls, Mary held on to No. 1 for 46 years, when it was supplanted for six years by Linda, fought its way back for another nine, then succumbed to the juggernaut of Lisa.
Saturday, July 05, 2003
Thursday, July 03, 2003
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