lazarusdodge
September 21, 2009 at 3:22 pm
My wife works for Dover as an editor…forwarded on your entry…
Was just talking to her this morning about Google’s new venture in on-demand publishing with public domain type books for $8 a pop. Dover is far less expensive as you found out…
- J.
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nhfalcon
September 17, 2009 at 7:47 pm
Nice! A pleasant surprise, indeed.
The one time I thought I was going to have to deal with a dad, it was because I had given his daughter nightmares by showing her (and the rest of the class she was in) the Zapruder film…
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Chatty
September 16, 2009 at 4:09 pm
I can’t make this stuff up, but I can sure find it! LOL
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magicalmysticalteacher
September 2, 2009 at 6:16 am
You’re back where you belong! I’m rejoicing with you!
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magicalmysticalteacher
May 14, 2009 at 8:00 am
Those “won tongs” sound rather deadly to me. Best not to eat them, lest they wrap themselves around your tonsils!
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Mrs. Chili
April 21, 2009 at 7:32 am
Lily, it’s almost – but not quite – unbelievable.
Carson, I am a WICKED PTI person. I ADORE that show, even if I don’t give a damn about what they’re talking about (hockey? Really?). Kornheiser is a riot, and I think that Wilbon is brilliant; I even use one of his columns in my classes (I wish I could figure out how to subscribe to the thing…).
On the other hand, I think I only saw about six complete episodes of Seinfeld, but I get your point. Public displays of ignorance just make my teeth ache, and it rarely gets more public than in major league baseball fields, you know?
Oh, and I love you, too.
Kelly, what’ll REALLY be amazing is if they keep the uniforms.
Kizz, one of the things that teaching has taught ME is that there really is no limit to the scope of possible dumbassery, public or otherwise.
Seester, I was going to try to give this a political spin, but I didn’t really think it needed much help; the symbolism is profound, no?
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