Sat Jun 17 2000 06:04:
Dan is leaving today or tomorrow. I'm not leaving til Wednesday.
By convention, this means I have to clean the room. Argh.
Sat Jun 17 2000 06:04:
Dan is leaving today or tomorrow. I'm not leaving til Wednesday.
By convention, this means I have to clean the room. Argh.
The text claims to be "erotica". Maybe it was, in 1930. The ban
on Ulysses wasn't lifted until three years later. Actually
the Satyricon is sort of the Roman version of Ulysses.
Me #2: No, The Aneid is the Roman version of
Ulysses.
Me #1: No, The Aneid is the Roman version of
The Odyssey.
Me #2: The Odyssey of whom?
Me #1: Nobody.
Me #2: D'oh! That joke was old when Homer made it.
Me #1: So was that one.
Me #2: That wasn't a joke, it was a reference.
Me #1: This split personality bit is over.
Sat Jun 17 2000 06:45:
Cool! The Satyricon
of Petronius has an English translation online! (Here it is
in Latin.)
Sat Jun 17 2000 06:49:
This charming report
on RMS has the interesting headline "Computer Guru Advises Against Hacking".
"Charming" may not be the right word.
Sat Jun 17 2000 08:30:
Dr. Wernher von Braun seems quite happy surrendering
to the Allied forces in 1945. "A man whose allegiance is ruled by
expedience", indeed. It was us or the Soviets, I suppose.
My "Attack of Myself" obsession is of course merely a subobsession
of my "Attack of x" obsession previously mentioned.
Sat Jun 17 2000 09:33:
I need to do something with the phrase "Attack of Myself". It's
stuck in my head and I've found that the best way to get a phrase
out of my head is to use it in something.
Sat Jun 17 2000 16:39:
Dan went and took away the phone and the DSL box, so I have no way
of communicating with the outside world. I'll try to come on campus
and check my email once a day or so. Bleah.
![]() | Unless otherwise noted, all content licensed by Leonard Richardson under a Creative Commons License. |