Funny.
Sounds raucous.
run into at least three people who are demonstrably smarter than me and have either no jobs at all or really bad jobs
You listening, w-lfs-n?
Ah, but I am not demonstrably smarter than FL, so I figure I'll get an even peachier plum than he has!
I need a beard and some extravagant academic hair.
Do women philosphers have beards too?
The W hating left is beyond help.
I suggest/propose free birth control for dogs, cats and the W hating fuckbots.
Watermelons and McVeigh=One and the same stupid thinking.
What a little ray of sunshine dear old abc123 is. Thanks for cheering us all up with your christian charity.
Hey! I banned you, abc. New IP address, eh? Oh well, it's the new year. Welcome back you fucking nutcase.
I had to show this to my wife and ask her if I'm slipping towards extravagant academic hair (it's pretty out of control at times, but mostly on weekends). She reassured me that we've seen extravagant academic hair, and this little rats nest ain't it.
This is what I get for spacing out for a week -- next time you're in Boston, Fontana, give a holler.
And happy New Year to all.
Steven Pinker is the King of Academic Hair. Dr. Pinkerstein even has downloadable images on his Harvard page in different sizes and resolutions in case you want to see every last detail of every crazy curl.
http://pinker.wjh.harvard.edu/about/photos.html
His hair reminds me of Michael Hardt. Felix Guattari, though deceased, is still a role model of academic hair. Alternatively, Brian Massumi is pioneering the 'wild man' philosophical hair; a modern interpretation of Nietzsche's wild lochs, I think.
hit a nearby bar with the old grad school cronies. Some of these guys are as-yet unemployed, so I put everyone on my tab.
That settles it--you weren't anyone I hung out with. I am not getting into the rest of this discussion.
Will do, Ben A. And thanks for those hot Warhol pics.
