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Michael Jackson dies in bedSubject line of a spam I just got -
Holy crap! Where’s the ball??
This turned out to be a two-run triple for Kevin Youkilis, and the end of Johnny Damon’s day.
via mlb.com
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Because using and understanding language seemsFrom an amicus brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of five linguists. See Tighe Patton files amicus brief in the Supreme Court
as natural as breathing, we take language for granted,
and most of us do not realize that what we were taught
in high school merely scratches the surface. -
WOOOOW.
Intense Chinese Korean Lesson 2 (via trueheart101) -
Where the Hell is Matt? (2008) on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
This is awesome, but I was still disappointed to see that it had corporate sponsorship.
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Tuesday night, it became clear that—just like losing did—winning has made Kevin Garnett completely insane.I <3 KG … Kevin Garnett shows the world how to celebrate an NBA title. - By Josh Levin and John Swansburg - Slate Magazine (via meaghan)
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May 31: Photo op (via Spinstah)
Best church sign ever!!!
I was planning to mention this sign as one of the highlights of our Baltimore trip, but instead I’ll just reblog the photo.
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I can’t believe I missed a bench-clearing brawl! Stupid work!
Can anyone fill me in on what Youk and Manny got into it about?
Dave O’Brien on WEEI wouldn’t even say. He just kept saying that it had happened, but wouldn’t elaborate. It was weird.
UPDATE: Looks like maybe we’ll never know.
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Today’s XKCD
- She: There’s still time to leave and find a non-crazy girl.
- He: Not even remotely interested.
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Many books are screwy, a great many are dull, some are irredeemable, and there are way too many of them, probably, in the world. I hate all the fetishistic twaddle about books promoted by the chain stores and the book clubs, which make books seem as cozy and unthreatening as teacups, instead of the often disputatious and sometimes frightening things they are. I recognize that we now have many ways to convey, store, and reproduce the sorts of matter that formerly were monopolized by books. I like to think that I’m no bookworm, egghead, four-eyed paleface library rat. I often engage in activities that have no reference to the printed words. I realize that books are not the entire world, even if they sometimes seem to contain it. But I need the stupid things.The Book Collection That Devoured My Life - WSJ.com … via LanguageHat
