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But yes, the college-aged man who wrote this apparently liked when women wore bikinis or other revealing clothing when the weather was warm. Maybe just a few years later acceptable social attitudes had shifted on campus just enough that #1 would not have made the list at all. I don't know.

It's possible I've lost my mind. Did I commit a sexism by posting this? I thought it was pretty clear that I posted it because #9 mentions my course... and also I thought it interesting that in 2005 students were touting diversity as a benefit and wireless Internet seemed like a luxury....

okay then

I always respond with "What career?" which maybe isn't the win I think it is.

We just ran into him a few weeks ago at the Philadelphia Museum of Art—the friend we were with had volunteered at his mosaic Magic Gardens years earlier and they were chatting and catching up. Very sad.

In unrelated news, Don Jr. lost his submarine.

The publishing company recruited students at each school, I think.

A book cover of Drexel University Off The Record published by collegeprowler and the page from inside the book with the top ten best things about Drexel.

Throwback Thursday to this book from 2005 (part of a series published about lots of colleges). Yes, #1 is inappropriate, but check out #2. And #3 is funny since now that’s everywhere. My favorite, though, is #9.
#academicsky

Today in my Kafka course we’re talking about “Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk.” Anyone who’s ever had the “what is art?” conversation should read it.

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Everyone checking their bingo cards for "American government should be more like the British Royal Family"

I detached and blocked the dipshit who quote-posted this with snarky "you don't have to hand it to..." on the grounds that they do not understand memes or humor or words

Everyone checking their bingo cards for "American government should be more like the British Royal Family"

Everyone checking their bingo cards for "American government should be more like the British Royal Family"

The Philadelphia Inquirer Pic of cheesesteak After 96 years, Pat's King of Steaks is changing how it makes cheesesteaks 1d

Will they start making them good? Sorry for the local post but Pat’s and Geno’s are for tourists.

CUSTOMER AT AUTO REPAIR SHOP: Can I remove the tires and drive this car on its rims?

CAR MECHANIC: That's a great question. I don't know the answer to that, quite frankly.

So many papers being submitted late. They *are* for my Kafka class, so I guess I should award bonus points for students finishing them at all.

pippi stockmaxxing, the wolf of wall street

The future of business is shark

Pic from treadmill showing mini labradoodle lying on rug

Buster came down to the basement to keep me company while I walked on the treadmill.

This site's reputation for being humorless is not improving.

Remember that books are technology, too. Pretty damn good technology.

CUSTOMER AT AUTO REPAIR SHOP: Can I remove the tires and drive this car on its rims?

CAR MECHANIC: That's a great question. I don't know the answer to that, quite frankly.

Torment Nexus blockers would be popular.

Current rereading to prepare for tomorrow's Kafka class is "Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk." It's extraordinary.

Damnation on 34th Street

Apropos of nothing, my students are reading Kafka’s “Josephine the Singer” this week.

There was a thread today on here about whether writers would use AI to make their work into a movie and writers responded… strongly. That link alone would show your U that the community MFA students are trying to join will shun users of AI.

Which teachings goose meme

True. He did have a TV show designed to make it seem he was. This guy’s TV show lets him talk a lot.