Schnackburgers in roti = amazing.

I just took a practice LSAT - it was the June 1996 test ( Read more... )

Jackhammer Again ( Read more... )

I just finished the last of my homework for this week. That's... kind of disappointing. I've gotten so used to homework being a down-to-the-minute ordeal that the idea that I have finished all of the homework that is due on Wednesday and Thursday now - on Monday - almost makes me feel like I have somehow wasted a great deal of time ( Read more... )

Here's an interesting question: if you have a pile of sand, and take one grain of sand away, is it still a pile of sand? If you do this over and over again, eventually, you will have one grain of sand. Clearly, one grain of sand is not, by itself, a pile of sand ( Read more... )

"The study of language is one mode of contemplating a mystery... Of course, there are mysteries and mysteries. When Mr. Rush Rhees begins a discussion with something like 'What puzzles me about so-and-so is...' he is likely to have thought more about so-and-so than his auditors, the puzzlement being a measure of the depth of thought. To get the ( Read more... )

As it turns out, my Archaeology book is hilarious. Absolutely and unintentionally hilarious. I am considering posting screencaps to show you exactly how hilarious ( Read more... )

...ya know, I think the subject line says it all...

"Natural law or the law of nature (Latin: lex naturalis) is a theory that posits the existence of a law whose content is set by nature and that therefore has validity everywhere ( Read more... )

Prosopistics, if it did exist, would be the study of faces.