Hypertext Makes the Internet Go 'Round
Apr. 10th, 2009 04:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
aseI will be cross-posting with livejournal for the foreseeable future. So no rush to switch, or not switch. For people who have me double-friended: guys, I'm sorry.
This is the t-shirt I want: Make awkward sexual advances, not war. Truly a motto for my snarky PC-except-when-we're-not generation. Meanwhile, as well as conservatives are making unintentional double-entendres that might be well-served by that t-shirt. The thing that kills me is that I'm not sure I disagree with their fundamental agenda: more debt spending strikes me as a dumb way to get out of debt. (When individuals do that with credit cards, your fiscal plan is mocked. When you do with a federal budget, it's... Keynesian economics? The heck?) However, this is not how I would debate that agenda. At all.
Speaking of fashion, we'd buy it if you'd make it: high fashion continues to pretend the average American woman doesn't exist. (viacofax7)
Easter bunny dissection. All I can say is: wow. (via lab_gripes and BoingBoing)
Instead of doing my homework, I am playing with my cash flow. I will not complain about my student loans 1.) because they're just not that bad, and 2.) until I can do so in an entertaining manner. Instead, I will draw from Michelle Singletary's favorite money quotes (that woman is one of my role models). "Credit cards have three dimensions: height, width and debt." - Shelby Friedman
This is the t-shirt I want: Make awkward sexual advances, not war. Truly a motto for my snarky PC-except-when-we're-not generation. Meanwhile, as well as conservatives are making unintentional double-entendres that might be well-served by that t-shirt. The thing that kills me is that I'm not sure I disagree with their fundamental agenda: more debt spending strikes me as a dumb way to get out of debt. (When individuals do that with credit cards, your fiscal plan is mocked. When you do with a federal budget, it's... Keynesian economics? The heck?) However, this is not how I would debate that agenda. At all.
Speaking of fashion, we'd buy it if you'd make it: high fashion continues to pretend the average American woman doesn't exist. (via
cofax7)Easter bunny dissection. All I can say is: wow. (via lab_gripes and BoingBoing)
Instead of doing my homework, I am playing with my cash flow. I will not complain about my student loans 1.) because they're just not that bad, and 2.) until I can do so in an entertaining manner. Instead, I will draw from Michelle Singletary's favorite money quotes (that woman is one of my role models). "Credit cards have three dimensions: height, width and debt." - Shelby Friedman
