- For some reason I find these two stories (here and here) oddly related (though the second one is distinctly more hysterical than the first)...
- Pandas are a trick?
- This made me want to get a hybrid car even more.
- I find this story really outrageous, and wish I could say it was hard to believe.
- This was a whopper of an expensive burger. (Yes, pun intended.)
- When I was in high school, a "Bible as Literature" course was offered for seniors by the English department - and I took it. I actually really enjoyed it, because we just talked about the stories as stories. As a result, I know quite a bit more about Biblical references in popular culture than one would expect a lifelong atheist to know. This, however, is another thing entirely.
- I hadn't seen this before - but even if it's been widely referenced, it warrants being referenced again.
- I think my British friend Matt might take issue with this.
- I'll end with this one, which seems to embody the idea of a "slow news day."
01 April 2006
The Wisdom of William Bragg
William Bragg has posted so many things lately that I've saved, I'm dedicating an entire post to them:
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Ok, 'Wisdom' & 'William Bragg' in the same sentence - yes, Jessica you have mastered the art of sarcasm. ;)
I'm flattered, really.
One other thing - you left a comment about getting out for more photos, rather than just 'snapshots'. I was thinking about getting a few bloggers together as a meetup/photo-taking gathering. What do you think?
(damn, double commenting...)
I can't believe I missed it before, April 1st and your post title. lol.
I didn't mean it as an April Fools thing at all, Will, really! I didn't even remember the date until I'd already fallen for about three online gags... I'm so gullible... ;)
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