I'm starting to see a light at the end of the tunnel that is grad school. I give it a 75% chance of being an oncoming train.
What this means for you, dear readers, is that in the coming weeks you'll be seeing a lot of bloggy self-plagiarism. I'll kick things off by posting a puzzle/meme I tried to start back in aught-one, which never caught on - probably because back then, we had to blog while navigating uphill both ways on monkey bars, and it's awfully hard to type with your toes.
Lo! Broil a new meme! Smile on cod, tilt silt, follow.
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- T, doc, no E!
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Easy-peasy! I've got it all figured out. Here's the solution:
What do I win?
What kind of S waves to trains generate?
HP: No prizes until you make the blockquotes work better!
LL: I have no idea. OMG I NEED THE PUNCHLINE NOW.
If you don't get cracking on that thesis, you'll be telling me.
(Not a very funny punchline- can anyone else do better?)