So I was looking up Taft and Dollar Diplomacy for my history paper…
in more saxi-astri celebra
party like a rock-star.
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Resplendent Beard. - [Pointy Dog Theater] The Philosophic Cock.
What they never tell you in school is that most of our Founders were, in life, TREMENDOUS DICKS.
By Alice Hunt, the writer of Goodbye Chains, which is one of my favourite webcomics (and in which there is currently some SERIOUS SHIT GOING DOWN, yikes). Click the link to read the whole comic!
And start reading Goodbye Chains here—the artist changes after about 70 pages, so if the art is a big deal for you trust me, it becomes really good; you can see some of Tracy Williams’ drafts for her redrawing of the early pages here. (Or you can start at Williams’ first page if you prefer; Hunt does not seem to think that that would unduly impact the reading experience.)
(I’ve plugged this comic a couple of times before because it is worth it.)](http://12.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kugnpfZuHL1qz4wjno1_400.gif)
Resplendent Beard. - [Pointy Dog Theater] The Philosophic Cock.
What they never tell you in school is that most of our Founders were, in life, TREMENDOUS DICKS.
By Alice Hunt, the writer of Goodbye Chains, which is one of my favourite webcomics (and in which there is currently some SERIOUS SHIT GOING DOWN, yikes). Click the link to read the whole comic!
And start reading Goodbye Chains here—the artist changes after about 70 pages, so if the art is a big deal for you trust me, it becomes really good; you can see some of Tracy Williams’ drafts for her redrawing of the early pages here. (Or you can start at Williams’ first page if you prefer; Hunt does not seem to think that that would unduly impact the reading experience.)
(I’ve plugged this comic a couple of times before because it is worth it.)
p.s. I would love to cross-stitch this. Except I have never completed a cross-stitch in my life. Epic summer project?
I dont remember the scenario exactly. But i think it was near Pompei or Krakatoa these 2 lovers were in their hut when the volcanoes erupted they were trapped. And preserved in a perpetual embrace :)
brb, being emotional…
Spring 2010 Semester
Registered for next semester’s classes last evening, in between studying for the Greek midterm (which was this morning, heu misera sum. I think I did alright, though. I’ll find out tomorrow morning.) My schedule is as follows:
Latin 204, Intro to Latin Lit. MTWR 9:55-10:45
History 307, History of Rome. Lecture TR 11:00-12:15, Discussion M 2:25-3:15
History 600 Seminar, “Inscribing the New World.” W 1:20-3:20
Geography 344, The American West. TR 2:30-3:45
PE Activity, Ice Skating I. TR 8:50-9:40
I decided to throw ice skating in there because hey, it fit in the schedule and it’ll be fun, and I only know how to skate forward.
I am looking forward to all these classes. And holler at Fridays off!
randyramjam:giant-girls:juliasegal:robotindisguise:
Most Excellent.
This movie, forever.
ontd_startrek: Hey GQMF’s Just For the Lolz (Old News is Old) Also I’m bored.
YES.
I totally read an article where the author said Hamilton had a “rather GQ portrait on the ten dollar bill.”
Look at that lens-flare on that portrait. Win.
Skipping class: I am not doing this right.
So I’m not going to go to my history lecture tomorrow morning. Instead I am going to… go to Greek office hours.
I’ll get the notes from a friend. And besides, I basically slept through last Friday’s lecture. But that’s because I had gotten probably about eight hours of sleep total over the previous three days due to the take-home midterm papers for that very class.
The only other times I’ve missed a class is due to oversleeping my alarmclock malfunctioning…
