Archive for March, 2006
There are posters around campus advertising something. What? Well, I don’t know. One poster is this: “[a picture of a t-shirt] + [a picture of an elephant] + [a picture of a house] = misrepresented.” The “t” on misrepresented is made to look like a cross and has a shadow, indicating this has something to […]
Dead Can Dance - [Aion #01] The Arrival and the Reunion
Joe Satriani - [Strange Beautiful Music #02] Belly Dancer
The Haunted - [One Kill Wonder #02] Godpuppet
The Snake the Cross the Crown - [Mander Salis #06] The Sun Tells the Moon
Led Zeppelin - [In Through The Out Door #09] How Many More Times
Anathema - [Judgement #09] […]
It’s wafer thin!
No, not that one. Breaking with the recent tradition of substance-less blogging here, we’re going to discuss the meaning of life. Sort of.
I’m reading a book called Value and Virtue in a Godless Universe by Erik Wielenberg at the moment. I’m not very far, but it’s pretty interesting so far. He starts by […]
This article about Pensacola Christian College is disturbing. It’s like Liberty Bob Jones, but worse. I find this rule particularly silly:
Even couples who are not talking or touching can be reprimanded. Sabrina Poirier, a student at Pensacola who withdrew in 1997, was disciplined for what is known on the campus as “optical intercourse” — staring […]
This is funny.
(via Orac)
Not here, that’s for sure. I’ve been working on my job interview coding project (C is both frustrating and fun to code in) and haven’t really had much initiative to post anything substantive.
But, Townhall is almost as fun as Agape Press, so I found something I can comment on:
More proselytizing, please
The saga of Abdul Rahman, […]
I was walking by the art building and noticed a trash can with this on the side:
Your garbage is their evidence
So…what’s going on in the art building?
I have no desire to post anything serious (or semi-serious) at the moment and I just received a few new books to read, so I’m giving you a test I saw the other day. A brain speed test.
I got 40 milliseconds, which is apparently decent enough for my age.
(via Slashdot)
I’ve officially picked 0 out of 4 teams in the Final Four. Very impressive.
I’m really tired for some reason. It’s not like I did anything stressful today. I suppose the job interview coding project is a bit stressful, though.
That’s the message I get from this move by the Constitution Party. Such a lovely bunch of folks they are. Just take a look at their Montana organization’s platform:
The U.S. Constitution established a Republic under God, rather than a democracy.
A nice theocratic tinge there.
Our Republic is a nation governed by a Constitution that is rooted […]
