Hapax Legomenon - a word that occurs only once in the written record of a language, in the works of an author, or in a single text. If a word is used twice it is a dis legomenon, thrice, a tris legomenon. Beyond tetrakis legomenon (four times), a word is not rare enough to note.

I don't get it... it's like when I need my friends, they are NOWHERE to be found...

Where the heck did everyone go?!

A twenty page research paper on some subject of my choosing in relation to Sr I. N. and Alchemy.
Due ?????
Need to have some visible progress soon.
Oh God I'm tired.

So... it's going to be a late night.

Not late because of any difficult work.

But late because I've found sleep deprivation can work in great favor for the musings of philosophical problems.

And boy do I have some philosophical problems:

1) Why might the memory criterion of personal identity be accused of circularity?

2) Does our personal identity extend ( Read more... )

What would you think if you saw somebody take One Hundred Years of Solitude into the bathroom.

Would you, like me, think that they were requesting a hundred years of solitude?

The Decemberists have a new album!

Joy upon melancholic joy!

:)

It suddenly dawns on me ( Read more... )

Spending this weekend with my Fort Wayne friends has once again reminded me of the reason why I have my own room:

Cole Wehrle.

It's been, as it's always been, a harrowing experience dealing with Mr. Wehrle.  I thought maybe he'd have toned it down a little, maybe college would have taught him some real lessons about relationships and how to deal with ( Read more... )

So while searching around for campaign issues on Facebook (sad, I know) I discovered an abstinence program.  Interested to see what they had to say, I perused the site until I discovered the following, shocking phrase.

Two words:
Secondary.
Virginity.

Secondary Virginity?!  I thought to myself, I thought the whole point of virginity is that you have it ( Read more... )

Regina Spektor is coming to Bloomington.

I can't see myself paying for tickets, but it's a nice thought, nonetheless.