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yamamanamaSome gimp who doesn't even live in New York has this to say: That New York mosque...ITS NOT A MOSQUE!
I say: IT'S A SPACE STATION.
I also say: How can anyone else not say what I said?
I also say: Souvlaki Space Station could use an onion dome.
I also say: In space, nobody can hear your call to prayer.
I was reading a thread on Blizzard and real names and someone came to the conclusion that real names and angry Koreans do not a good mix make. Then I think, Angry Koreans would make a good band name, but only if they're actually Croatian.
I should probably mention that Objectivists are amazingly intolerant of dissenting views and are awfully conformist for a philosophy that stresses individualism, but it's probably been said hundreds of millions of times.
I think I was on the same train I was on a month ago. Except this one said the destination was JFK/UMass, which doubly sucks because, shit, that would mean I was going the wrong way.
Smoots, famous enough to get their own Wikipedia article. There's a building that has small onion domes on the Cambridge side of the Harvard bridge (Harvard wanted the name because it was beautiful, MIT didn't want it because it was structurally unsound).
People who are allowed to go to MIT: please refer to the "people who can spell lily wrong if they want to" list, with the updates I made, which includes Lithuanians, Mrs. Which, people who are Nero and Caligula in the Same Person, and Martians. After all, the Martians designed the place.
And does not include Harriet Klausner.
Homeless people should become economists. The entire thing is a scam anyway.
I think I was on the same train I was on a month ago. Except this one said the destination was JFK/UMass, which doubly sucks because, shit, that would mean I was going the wrong way.
The guy in front of me says: The way to play the national anthem: call it the American Suite.
Also, he's standing if it rains hard.
I think the Consecration of the House Overture sounds like a lot of finales to unfinished works stuck together.
It didn't. This somehow ended up with a discussion about Denmark helping Jews escape to Finland and Sweden (neutrality has its advantages - they also helped the Norwegian resistance).
There was a double rainbow during the first movement of Beethoven's 9th Symphony, but the second one was really faint. If you look closely, you'll notice that the colors are reversed.
I found something called I Write Like and apparently, the more descriptive passages I write are a mix of James Joyce and Vladimir Nabokov, while dialogue-heavy passages are like David Foster Wallace with some Raymond Chandler, William Gibson, and Chuck Palahnuik. A few doses of Arthur Clarke, Mario Puzo, H.P. Lovecraft, and Kurt Vonnegut.
I'd be lying if I said that Shakespeare knew about nuclear fusion and trains, or said "wherefore fucking art though, fucking Romeo?"
Burning Question: If a tree falls in the forest and nobody's around to hear it, what color is it?
I say: IT'S A SPACE STATION.
I also say: How can anyone else not say what I said?
I also say: Souvlaki Space Station could use an onion dome.
I also say: In space, nobody can hear your call to prayer.
I was reading a thread on Blizzard and real names and someone came to the conclusion that real names and angry Koreans do not a good mix make. Then I think, Angry Koreans would make a good band name, but only if they're actually Croatian.
I should probably mention that Objectivists are amazingly intolerant of dissenting views and are awfully conformist for a philosophy that stresses individualism, but it's probably been said hundreds of millions of times.
I think I was on the same train I was on a month ago. Except this one said the destination was JFK/UMass, which doubly sucks because, shit, that would mean I was going the wrong way.
Smoots, famous enough to get their own Wikipedia article. There's a building that has small onion domes on the Cambridge side of the Harvard bridge (Harvard wanted the name because it was beautiful, MIT didn't want it because it was structurally unsound).
People who are allowed to go to MIT: please refer to the "people who can spell lily wrong if they want to" list, with the updates I made, which includes Lithuanians, Mrs. Which, people who are Nero and Caligula in the Same Person, and Martians. After all, the Martians designed the place.
And does not include Harriet Klausner.
Homeless people should become economists. The entire thing is a scam anyway.
I think I was on the same train I was on a month ago. Except this one said the destination was JFK/UMass, which doubly sucks because, shit, that would mean I was going the wrong way.
The guy in front of me says: The way to play the national anthem: call it the American Suite.
Also, he's standing if it rains hard.
I think the Consecration of the House Overture sounds like a lot of finales to unfinished works stuck together.
It didn't. This somehow ended up with a discussion about Denmark helping Jews escape to Finland and Sweden (neutrality has its advantages - they also helped the Norwegian resistance).
There was a double rainbow during the first movement of Beethoven's 9th Symphony, but the second one was really faint. If you look closely, you'll notice that the colors are reversed.
I found something called I Write Like and apparently, the more descriptive passages I write are a mix of James Joyce and Vladimir Nabokov, while dialogue-heavy passages are like David Foster Wallace with some Raymond Chandler, William Gibson, and Chuck Palahnuik. A few doses of Arthur Clarke, Mario Puzo, H.P. Lovecraft, and Kurt Vonnegut.
I'd be lying if I said that Shakespeare knew about nuclear fusion and trains, or said "wherefore fucking art though, fucking Romeo?"
Burning Question: If a tree falls in the forest and nobody's around to hear it, what color is it?
