Hilarious

[mdinitz]

From ploamphed -- this is one of the funniest things that I've seen in a while. Some homeschooling parent who is trying to teach his kids basic algebra wrote a review of Dummit and Foote (a standard abstract algebra textbook by two UVM professors). A short excerpt:

As we see from these excerpts from the text, Dummit and Foote are disciples of "new math

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[hankshiny]

I think the site is a joke. On the main page fine print:

The Adequacy.org name, logo, symbol, and taglines "News for Grown-Ups", "Most Controversial Site on the Internet", "Linux Zealot", and "He just loves Open Source Software", and the RGB color value: D7D7D7 are trademarks of Adequacy.org.

There's no way that's real. Similarly "My husband wants to do my ass" is just a little too much for an actual family site. The whole thing is pretty damn funny though.

[janviere]

Of course it's a joke:

"My suggestion to solving the wiccan problem is simple. We need to install ducking stools in all of our high-school swimming pools. There will be an anonymous box in the entrance to each school, where students can write the names of girls suspected of being Wiccan. Then every Friday, those girls whose names are in the box can be taken to the swimming pool placed on the Ducking Stool, and tested to see if they are truly evil witches. If they are, we can then burn them at the stake."