AdamSmith

You must not have seen "Reversal of Fortune."

One of the things that makes English such a mess is also what makes it such a great language for literature, namely the richness that comes from having three (or slightly more) source languages rattling around inside it. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_English_language

Sine. Cosine. Resign. I hated trig beyond all reason. Give me algebraic topology any day. Anything that features homology and homotopy groups blows my skirt up. Never mind one of its founders being named Euler, pron. "Oiler."

I was trying to post a link to a video outtake from "Candelabra." But the thing was so deeply embedded in some other article that I ended up posting a link to some screed about how Queen Elizabeth is actually NOT at all interested in gay rights in the Commonwealth. Or something like that. Cant. Decant. Recant. Descant. Repeat. Which is odd, considering... Choirmaster: "Why did you stop singing?" Choir lady: "Well, it says 'Refrain.'"

Not a fig?

Research?! ...Enunciated as Maynard G. Krebs used to shriek"Work!?"

There really is no text -- only pretext, context and subtext. I forget whether I heard that at Yale, or some bar in Washington Heights.

(Sorry, not what I was trying to post. Pls return to yer regularly scheduled whatever. )

That, in itself, is a pretty good philosophical tidbit.

Not to mention the ben wa balls!

"I'm still shocked that a topless painting of Bea Arthur sold for 1.9 million. I hear wherever you go in the room, her nipples follow you." -- Joan Rivers

Pardon me, your theism is showing...

Not funny...

Oh my!

Just in case!

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