Watson in the 21st goddamn century.
Night Librarian.
Ravenclaw.
I-40, North Carolina.
I blog about libraries, country music, propane, and propane accessories.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
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Clever way of getting his features in there
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They write this stuff just to troll me.
My phone is from 2007, and between unemployment, two academic degrees and two presidential election cycles, I’ve thrown it against a lot of walls.
It’s a flip phone, it doesn’t even have any pictures or internets in it, and I like it that way. Frankly I wish I had one of those bricks from the 90’s. They don’t make them as sturdy as they used to.
“State or UNC?”
It’s a trick question. If someone asks “State or UNC” the answer is always State, because a Carolina person will most likely a) call UNC “Carolina” and b) not ask you about State in the first place; they’ll ask “Duke or Carolina?”
And of course the answer to “Duke or Carolina” is always Carolina, because the Duke person won’t ask about your loyalty at all; they’ll just start talking about their hometown in Connecticut.
And should any Wake Forest people be present, they will try to join the conversation like so many eager, evangelical Baptist puppies whose owners have trained them to bark at minorities, and you can ignore them.
I need a cobbler. Not the the fruit pie, but a person who cobbles. Are there still cobblers? Where to I go to get some cobbling done?
SPOILER ALERT:
“Star Trek Into Darkness” is about Jar Jar Binks’s adult film career.
Is that who Bumpercar Cinnabon is playing?
As every aspect of our daily lives has become hyperconnected, some people on the cutting edge of tech are trying their best to push it back a few feet. Keeping their phone in their pocket. Turning off their home Wi-Fi at night or on weekends. And reading books on paper, rather than pixels.
Disruptions: Even the Tech Elites Leave Gadgets Behind - NYTimes.com (via infoneer-pulse)
I admit to having reverted to paper books.
(via waitingonoblivion)
Where else was I supposed to keep my phone?
I see 2007 and think “oh 3 years ago” and then it hits me that it was 6 fucking years ago
(Source: disneylanders)
This puppy’s smile might break the internet (via)
Reuben Fischer-Baum/Deadspin - Is Your State’s Highest-Paid Employee A Coach? (2013)
Our highest paid public employees tend to be university athletics coaches, but there’s a bit more to the story than that. Hop over to Deadspin and read the full explanation.
