eftychia: Me in kilt and poofy shirt, facing away, playing acoustic guitar behind head (Default)
posted by [personal profile] eftychia at 01:02am on 2008-01-09

Today'sYesterday's quote (showing up nearly twenty hours late for some mysterious reason) has to be nested:

"One can imbue any statement, no matter how inconsequential, with a measure of significance simply by enclosing it in quotes and attributing it."
    -- Me
eftychia: Me in kilt and poofy shirt, facing away, playing acoustic guitar behind head (Default)
posted by [personal profile] eftychia at 01:04am on 2008-01-09

Today'sYesterday's quote (showing up nearly twenty hours late for some mysterious reason) has to be nested:

"One can imbue any statement, no matter how inconsequential, with a measure of significance simply by enclosing it in quotes and attributing it."
    -- Me
eftychia: Me in kilt and poofy shirt, facing away, playing acoustic guitar behind head (Default)
posted by [personal profile] eftychia at 05:26am on 2008-01-09

"When I was little, I grew up in 'hanging by a thread' land. That is to say, I grew up in Utah, where half the neighbours seemed to think that the Constitution was hanging by a thread and furthermore it was all the fault of the godless, the liberals, and the gays. (Or most, especially the godless, liberal gays.)

"So, I'm darkly amused to see so many fundamentalists and deeply religious folk ready to chuck the Constitution under the bus, if it means keeping their guy in power.

"Actually, no. Scratch that. Not really amused at all."

-- [info] pixelfish, 2008-01-05 (This is the entire text of pixelfish's comment, but the entry to which it is a reply says worthwhile things too.)

eftychia: Me in kilt and poofy shirt, facing away, playing acoustic guitar behind head (Default)
posted by [personal profile] eftychia at 05:28am on 2008-01-09

"When I was little, I grew up in 'hanging by a thread' land. That is to say, I grew up in Utah, where half the neighbours seemed to think that the Constitution was hanging by a thread and furthermore it was all the fault of the godless, the liberals, and the gays. (Or most, especially the godless, liberal gays.)

"So, I'm darkly amused to see so many fundamentalists and deeply religious folk ready to chuck the Constitution under the bus, if it means keeping their guy in power.

"Actually, no. Scratch that. Not really amused at all."

-- [info] pixelfish, 2008-01-05 (This is the entire text of pixelfish's comment, but the entry to which it is a reply says worthwhile things too.)

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