19
Sep
2005
Reading NOLA in Dhalgren, or, the Dhalgren in NOLA
Dhalgren in New Orleans – what an old science-fiction novel can tell us about the Big Easy.
Well, yea. Disaster novels will certainly have similiarites to, um, actual disasters.
“You pack the guns. I’ll make the pancakes.”
- Sarah Conner, The Sarah Conner Chronicles
19
Sep
2005
Dhalgren in New Orleans – what an old science-fiction novel can tell us about the Big Easy.
Well, yea. Disaster novels will certainly have similiarites to, um, actual disasters.
19
Sep
2005
Oh, look! Another hysterical “OMG, I FORGOT TO HAVE CHILDREN!!!” peice! Yarrr!
This assumes:
1) all women want to have children
2) not having children is heartbreaking
2) women don’t want to become pirates
Yaarrr!
19
Sep
2005
19
Sep
2005
Yarr! How I love ta’day’s new photoshopped header…
Harrdy harr har
Fuck, I just can’t stop laughing.
19
Sep
2005
Arrrr! I will be catchin’ up on the e-mail me chiklits, so for those of you expectin’ mail from me, get yerselves a bottle o’ rum fer the mornin’ coffee and sit tight!
Harrrdy harrr harr har
19
Sep
2005
Arrrr! It’s that time o’ the yar agin me chiklits!
Ta’day be talk like a pirate day!
Check out me matey Pharyngula’s digs! It’s all pirate talkin’ all the time!
Here be some excellent pirate loot.
18
Sep
2005
I have 34 more chapters to line-edit by Friday. I’m on pass 3. Haven’t done much else this weekend except laundry, grocery shopping, reading the first chapters of all of the big fantasy sagas on my shelf, and trying to ignore the Lost marathon that Jenn & K are indulging in.
Ignoring Lost has been very difficult. It’s a sweet little show.
But NO!! I MUST BE STRONG!! I can’t get addicted to another tv show. I… must… work… write… yes… must… work…
Also, I slaughtered a bunch of nations playing Cossaks.
heh heh
That was great.
Then I worked on some fight scenes for God’s War.
That was sweet.
Lost is still playing.
Arg!!! MUST RESIST!!!
Michelle Rodriguez is guest starring in season two.
FUCK!!!
18
Sep
2005
18
Sep
2005
And yet, why is it that something tells me the bisexuality has been there the whole time and isn’t something that has only recently come upon college co-eds?
I’m interested in how common it becomes among both men and women to have sexual experiences with those of the same sex the more we take down the social barriers that dissuade people from acting out their desires.
18
Sep
2005
Hyde analysed the studies by recalculating the data from them so they were comparable. In 30% of the traits analysed, she found almost no difference that was statistically significant between men and women, while there were only small differences in another 48%. “This means 78% of potential gender differences are small or close to zero,” she said.
And even these differences could be largely explained away by the ways men and women are raised to use their bodies, how to rate relationships and commitment in their lives, and how to react when threatened or frustrated.
(via Jennifer Warwick)