Today in my life. An hour and a half of handball (making up absences) rather than just half an hour, a Russian test on which I probably got some type of B, a good history …
Puzzles. This is the first time in ages and ages that I'm hearing Weekend Edition Sunday for any length of time, and therefore the first time in ages and ages that I'm hearing the Sunday …
Latin translations, probably bad. "Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum viditur (Anything said in Latin sounds profound.)" "Cogito Ergo Doleo." (I think therefore I am depressed.) Thursday night. So Katie came over, Katie of Reed College …
Wednesday. Finished The Name of the Rose. I stayed up until something like 1 am on Wednesday morning finishing The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco. This is a book that Seth and Leonard …
"Man is born free..." Can you find the Rousseau reference in this picture? Immaterial! I was looking through my stuff this morning for various reasons. I have quite a few books and some good CDs. …
More smorgasbord of Sumana - 15 Oct 2001 More smorgasbord of Sumana Silly ads. "'Never again?' This is not the Treaty of Versailles." Comedy, schmomedy. There will be a Comedy Night on Tuesday, October 23, …
So this entry is really an agglomeration of a bunch of stuff that's been floating in my head the past few days. Pick and choose from the smorgasbord of Sumana! Air hockey. When I played …
It's been almost a month since the terrorist attacks on the US. Usually, when I find out how long it has been since some major news event, it seems as though it's been not too …
I've recently been told I have a way with insults. So is it good or bad that I rarely use them? I'm archiving my old K5 posts on a site over which I have more …
I feel the need to point out that I receive no explicit credit for number of jokes and other bits that Leonard posted at the backup site whilst crummy.com was down. Namely, I came up …
