5/27/07
After the first listening, the liked songs are kept, and those that are hopelessly irredeemable are discarded. But there are inevitably some indeterminate songs. Some may have uncertain melodic, thematic, or lyric quality; others may be positive in one category but negative in another, with uncertain net. These are borderline music.
All music deserves one listening, for the purpose of evaluation, except country.
All music deserves one listening, for the purpose of evaluation, except country.
5/26/07
5/25/07
Saw Pirates 3. Better than the second, with more plot but less action; but worse than the first.
“Oh.”
Everyone was thinking it, but someone had to say it.
“Oh.”
Everyone was thinking it, but someone had to say it.
5/24/07
To know about the game is to play the game.
To think about the game is to lose the game.
If you lose the game, you must announce it; then there is a 30 minute period during which the game cannot be lost.
I managed to remember the game while forgetting to lose it. Is it possible to win the game?
Tell me something.
“I just lost the game.”
To think about the game is to lose the game.
If you lose the game, you must announce it; then there is a 30 minute period during which the game cannot be lost.
I managed to remember the game while forgetting to lose it. Is it possible to win the game?
Tell me something.
“I just lost the game.”
5/12/07
5/11/07
All things have mass.
Paris is worth a mass.
Therefore, we’ll always have Paris.
Gerald Ford : Richard Nixon :: Arnold Schwarzenegger : Paris Hilton
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Today’s word: Sempre
Paris is worth a mass.
Therefore, we’ll always have Paris.
Gerald Ford : Richard Nixon :: Arnold Schwarzenegger : Paris Hilton
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Today’s word: Sempre
5/10/07
5/9/07
Vae victis.
“‘It’s like the Roman Empire. Wasn’t everybody running around just covered with syphilis? And then it was destroyed by the volcano.’ Do you think she was right? Why or why not?”
I can provide no better answer than to quote Suetonius’s completely accurate account of Aeneas’s final words to C. Mussolini Caesar, which were inscribed on the Aswan granite wall dividing the temples of Fortuna and Mater Matuta: “You lolligag to first. You lolligag to second. You lolligag to third. What does that make you? A heffalump.”
(-50 for not including a solution to the Corner Triglyph Problem)
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Today’s word: Rovina
“‘It’s like the Roman Empire. Wasn’t everybody running around just covered with syphilis? And then it was destroyed by the volcano.’ Do you think she was right? Why or why not?”
I can provide no better answer than to quote Suetonius’s completely accurate account of Aeneas’s final words to C. Mussolini Caesar, which were inscribed on the Aswan granite wall dividing the temples of Fortuna and Mater Matuta: “You lolligag to first. You lolligag to second. You lolligag to third. What does that make you? A heffalump.”
(-50 for not including a solution to the Corner Triglyph Problem)
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Today’s word: Rovina
5/7/07
5/6/07
5/5/07
Sitting in one place for days on end and letting the bowling balls crash upon my head, my record is 75.
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Today’s word: Lavoro
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Today’s word: Lavoro
5/4/07
5/3/07
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