Down with economics! Boooo.
Plus the bike ride to the testing building is going to be horrible. It’s barely light out and of course, it’s freezing. I hope I don’t need a calculator because I don’t have one. Fml.
Good luck!
Down with economics! Boooo.
Plus the bike ride to the testing building is going to be horrible. It’s barely light out and of course, it’s freezing. I hope I don’t need a calculator because I don’t have one. Fml.
Good luck!
These pictures on my dash, I die!
MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY.
Let’s make it happen.
Everytime I read this I see, “I want Stark Sands in my mouth a little bit.”

This is my Team Edward shirt.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Ok, this is for whomever’s got the EJO love. @tenderonicakes?
Part 2 of 2. Here is the rest of the crazy.
Who cares if this even is true? If you are going to throw out every tradition that doesn’t have perfect roots, say goodbye to about 90% of them.
(Thanks again anonymous)
Lo- lo Bromios, Lo -lo Dendrites, Lo -lo Eleutherios, Lo -lo Enorches, Lo -lo Bacchus
We had a client ask us to put double spaces after each period in a brochure we had designed for them, because they liked the way it looked.
OK, I only reblog this because it’s about the fourth time I’ve seen something about double-spaces-after-periods in the last couple of days. Apparently, that’s wrong. I’ve been doing it for like, ever. I guess I should stop. (I just did it in this entire post.)
One more thing about my public radio station, WMFE-Orlando; I guess they did better on their last fund drive than I thought they did. They’ve lost all off the classical music and added Talk of the Nation! Yes! And at 7pm on Sunday, they’ve added a new show, too! I’m so excited! Now, if only my Palm Pre had an app for listening to it on my phone, I’d be in heaven!
First I listened to The Splendid Table, where the English chef, Heston Blumenthal, was interviewed. I want to read his book, Kitchen Chemistry.
The I listened to Studio 360, where the entire hour was devoted to Moby-Dick. But the cool thing was? There was an excerpt from an opera that a woman wrote about the book, and in it, she compared Moby-Dick to Star Trek. The the host played a snip of Star Trek: First Contact, in which Alfre Woodward confront Patrick Stewart about him being Ahab (regarding vengeance against the Borg).