Other links.
* Boycott General Motors? It makes perfect sense if the only thing you care about is embarrassing President Obama.
* Krauthammer: "What Fox did is not just create a venue for alternative opinion. It created an alternate reality." At least he admits it...
* Republicans have asked for 610 days to prepare for the Sotomayor Supreme Court hearing. What could be more reasonable than that?
* Futurama renewed. Saved by the Bell reunion draws one step closer. Shia LaBeouf will not ruin Y: The Last Man.
* Meme of the day: 30 Rock vs. The Muppet Show.
* And what is destiny?, from Very Small Array.
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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Labels: 30 Rock, Barack Obama, Charles Krauthammer, domestic terrorism, Fox News, Full House, Futurama, General Motors, graphs, Muppets, politics, Republicans, Saved by the Bell, Shia Labeouf, Sonia Sotomayor, Y: The Last Man
Monday, March 23, 2009
Oink, oink, baby, in the most Orwellian and neo-Freudian senses.
* At McSweeney's: Saved by the Bell: The Grad School Years.
* The University of Michigan Press is announcing today that it will shift its scholarly publishing from being primarily a traditional print operation to one that is primarily digital.
* J.G. Ballard's Alien and Starsky and Hutch.
* Every time a bell rings a volcano erupts, Bobby Jindal doesn't become president.
* Life as a $100,000-a-year clown.
* Life as the world's hottest basketball prospect—in sixth grade.
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Labels: academia, Alien, basketball, Bobby Jindal, clowns, graduate student life, J.G. Ballard, McSweeney's, over-educated literary theory PhDs, politics, Saved by the Bell, sports, Starsky and Hutch, volcanoes, Won't somebody think of the children?