I l-o-v-e the social sciences..the hard edged framework of the research; the sharp interpretation of the work.
I also cannot for the life of me understand why the perfectly good notions of phlogiston and spontaneous generation were rejected or why so few still believe in perpetual motion.
I could tell some stories. But I can't. Ya know man?
But I did take the Personalily Test as linked in AmbivaBlog. Interesting, not so much the results as the way in which the test is designed, very clever. I would grade accuracy as an 8/9. Its not the MMM, but amusing for a Saturday afternoon.
I l-o-v-e the social sciences..the hard edged framework of the research; the sharp interpretation of the work.
ReplyDeleteI also cannot for the life of me understand why the perfectly good notions of phlogiston and spontaneous generation were rejected or why so few still believe in perpetual motion.
I could tell some stories. But I can't. Ya know man?
ReplyDeleteBut I did take the Personalily Test as linked in AmbivaBlog. Interesting, not so much the results as the way in which the test is designed, very clever. I would grade accuracy as an 8/9. Its not the MMM, but amusing for a Saturday afternoon.
Ah, the old days, when the drug problem was "I'm all outta pot!"
ReplyDeletewv: dcwnd -- the answer, DC, is blowin' in the wnd, the answer is...oh hell forget it.
Luther, what the heck is a "personal lily test"?
ReplyDeleteWhadu ya mean, you never heard of it before, a "personal lily test" is a ....a.. Well me neither either. :-)
ReplyDeletehope it don't require penicillin, whatever it is
ReplyDeleteOh sure, bring up more stories I can't talk about.
ReplyDeleteI remember when spending $100 on drugs meant a big weekend coming up; now it's Vitorin, Citrusel, and Zantac.
ReplyDeleteToo funny, StY. You nailed it, still chuckling.
ReplyDeleteit only hurts when I stop laughing
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