While I meet my students and try to mitigate freak-outs about enrollments, I offer for your consideration some of the search strings that brought people to this blog during the month of January:
- sloth jokes
- 3 toed sloth cocktails
- pandemic flu rationing
- shark on beach eating seals
- the cheating is the bad way
- people that don't approve of the evolution
- all academic social implications of beleiving in Santa Claus
- actual size of the solstice
- difference between chemistry physics
- how to get a whiteboar
- i can't believe I finished my dissertation
- marriage name change philosophy
- honorific for my pharmacist
- are there polar molecules in one a day women
- what are some impediments to our thinking today
- juggling ethics
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It's not how big your solstice is that matters; it's how you use it.
About thirty megasloths per nanoethic, plus or minus a few 3-toed jugglers eating flu cocktails.
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You get a whiteboar by combining one part blackboar with ten parts bleach...
"what are some impediments to our thinking today?" Might I suggest that one impediment is the tendency to randomly feeding vague questions into Google in the hopes of falling bass-ackwards into a good answer.
The difference between chemistry and physics is whether you measure the solstice in moles or kilograms.
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In a chilled old-fashioned glass, muddle:
1 tsp crushed piloncillo sugar
Juice of 1/2 lime
In a cocktail shaker, combine
1 jigger Cachaca 51
1/2 oz 10 Cane rum
1 dash Peychaud's bitters
3 toed sloth
Crushed ice
Shake well and strain into prepared old-fashioned glass.
Garnish with:
1 orange wedge
1 lemon twist
1 slice starfruit
In a chilled old-fashioned glass [...]
"Drink slowly."
Nick stole my boar joke.
I really want to say something witty about an horrific pharmacist but I am too tired and can't do it.
Honorific for my pharmacist: Either sir or madam, depending on gender.
Yes, there are polar molecules in one a day women. There are also polar molecules in other kinds of women, and in men for that matter.
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what are some impediments to our thinking today
and
i can't believe I finished my dissertation
clearly, these two are related...