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Two rabbis, three opinions
Feb. 4th, 2010 11:20 amOr "three rabbis, four opinions".
From this, it can be proven by induction that zero rabbis will have one opinion. (And it will probably be pretty difficult to change that opinion.)
From this, it can be proven by induction that zero rabbis will have one opinion. (And it will probably be pretty difficult to change that opinion.)
Move out of mother's basement?
Dec. 8th, 2009 05:23 pmOkay, I'm a nerd. Type: Trekkie.
Magazine cover -- Cosmo or one of its ilk -- "100% HOTTER SEX!"
And my back-brain's instant response was to quote Cyrano Jones from "The Trouble With Tribbles": "Twice nothing is still nothing."
I need to get a life.
(How would you quantify that, anyway? How do you distinguish it from, say, sex that's only 90% hott— Did I mention that I need to get a life?)
Magazine cover -- Cosmo or one of its ilk -- "100% HOTTER SEX!"
And my back-brain's instant response was to quote Cyrano Jones from "The Trouble With Tribbles": "Twice nothing is still nothing."
I need to get a life.
(How would you quantify that, anyway? How do you distinguish it from, say, sex that's only 90% hott— Did I mention that I need to get a life?)
Anniversaries
Oct. 30th, 2009 12:43 pmWas it merely a coincidence that ARPANET, the precursor of the internet, was brought on-line on the tenth anniversary of the first publication of Astérix?
I think not.
I think not.
^ Important!! E-mail!!!
Oct. 17th, 2009 01:08 pmWhen I receive E-mail flagged as "Important", it almost always means that the sender has poor time management skills and an inflated sense of self-importance. The higher the supposed "importance" rating, the poorer the time management and the more inflated the self-importance. (Does anyone ever mark a message as "moderately important", in between "normal" and "very important"? Does anyone ever mark a message's importance as below "normal"?) Only rarely is the message really more important than the rest of the real (non-spam) messages I receive.
