In Her Shell
Thursday, March 08, 2007
  Contradictory Or No
AnthemSled seems to think that it presents some sort of dichotomy for me to get up from grading a stack of papers about existentialism in Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead to alter a "Support Our Troops" magnet to say "Support Our Poops." I don't think so, but I sure did enjoy admiring that magnet for the rest of the evening. I put it up on the refrigerator.
  8:46 PM
Comments:
It sounds exactly like something a person might do while grading papers about that play.
# posted by Blogger Phil : 11:12 PM
 
It sounds just like something you might have once done while studying for a mid-term exam, or finishing making a board game with a suggestive name...
# posted by Blogger jerseyaikidogirl : 5:51 PM
 
This sort of thing is why I always got my reading at Rao's done before you did.
# posted by Blogger lulu : 6:30 PM
 
Sounds like time well spent to me.
# posted by Blogger Coaster Punchman : 12:14 PM
 
Phil: Thank you! I thought it was appropriate. Or, if not, suitably inappropriate. Thanks for stopping by!

JAG: Ha ha. I know I'm rather distractable.

Lulu: Yes, see my note to JAG.

CP: And that's why you are the best.
# posted by Blogger wonderturtle : 5:16 PM
 
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