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Favorite quote from this week’s Futurama episode
Thanks to denial, I’m immortal.
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Coffee Haiku
Buttery coffee? This can only mean one thing. My wife bought French Vanilla
Christmas Presents!
Well, Danielle and I exchanged gifts tonight: I got the complete Farscape! Oh yes. John Criton and space puppets are in my near future.
The Doghouse: sexism has a double standard!
Watch this:
Posted in PSA, advertising, funny, society/culture/news, swag
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Letters to God
Poor Joyce. She wanted a puppy and God gave her a baby brother. You can’t always get what you want …
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I shoulda voted Lando …
I felt compelled to vote Palpatine, but now I’m regretting it … See more funny videos at Funny or Die
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Moving Day Fiasco
Yesterday Danielle and I moved from our apartment into a friend’s house, where we’ll be staying for three weeks. This was possibly the worst move I’ve ever attempted.
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Intersection
This weekend saw a lot of action. Danielle and I participated in Intersection. Along with several students from IWU, ISU, and some folks around the community we worked at Kids Club East in Bloomington. I really struggled with selfishness all … Continue reading
The Lesson of Legotown
Rethinking Schools Online has a great piece about social justice, modeled via a Lego® brick economy. It’s a great read that really led me to think about how children develop their thinking. In times like this I’m happy I’m not … Continue reading
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Oh That PETA
A PETA activist is changing her name. I hope this gal knows what she’s doing. When she’s in her 60s and still known as FishingHurts will she still be happy about this decision? And as for the “.com” part, ever … Continue reading