Since there was a big thunderstorm about the time I usually head to MA class and Steph was home early, she went ahead and drove me out to class. I changed into MA clothes while I was there, but since we got out late, jumped outside after class without changing back into my street clothes […]
One of the best titles ever, for sure. And it gets better. “This is our music magazine,” racist Kevin interrupts, laying on the Applebee’s table a publication that would look like any other indie/hipster music magazine, except that the music it’s writing about glorifies Germany’s Third Reich and denigrates blacks and Jews. “We also have
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Honestly, whoever this guy is who writes Dinosaur Comics? Rapidly on his way to becoming my next Secret Boyfriend. Here, yes. But most definately HERE. OK, well, everywhere really.
I was listening to Whiskey from a Wire at work today (on headphones of course), and this song came on. I was suddenly so utterly and completely distracted that I uploaded two copies of the document I was uploading – three times. Three times, people. The fact that the acrobatics described in this song assume
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One of the things I decided to do to cut down on the cost of going out to shows is… umm… to get Netflix instead :0 One of the things I miss most about life in Chicago is sitting around on the couch with on the weekends eating pancakes and watching our Netflix shows. We’d
I think I’m writing about my first non-dysfunctional couple! How quaint! And holy crap! I don’t think I have any idea how to do this!
So if OK stands for “all correct,” wouldn’t it be “AC”? Not exactly, says linguist Erin McKean, who points out that the word was intentionally misspelled. Much like the way people on the Internet shorten or abbreviate words when typing, OK was misspelled on purpose. “For instance, a lot of kids online spell “cool,” “k-e-w-l,”
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