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  • girls are...

    bitches. that is all. and why do i want to join a social sorority anyway? i guess i want that girly girl relationship. i want a group of people that i can hang out with at all times and we will always be there for each other. i would never have to eat at a huge dining hall alone. or have that group…

  • Alors on danse...

    Tired + Unfocused = Danceparty! If that is not the proper orthography, it most def' should be. There are few things more awesome than smashing "dance" and "party" together into one, epic-good-time word. And yes, an exclamation point should always follow. Since I turned in the brief Monday, I've fina…

  • Interested in Philosophy, Theology, Skepticism, History, Worldview, Debate, or a Good Podcast

    Socrates (from what I hear and in fact read and forgot in Greek class in his Apology) said that the unexamined life is not worth living. If I get a chance to meet Peter Adamson in person, I'm pretty sure I could get him say, "The unruminated philosophical grass of history is not worth digesting." (P…

  • A Letter (the March the Sixth the Fourth)

    Dear Prometheus, As true to the names, you were beautiful and tormented; and as true to the names, we played a skittering game Of back and forth and pain and love I could feel when you cried in agony in my spine, and just as I thought I could reach you you were yanked away From me and my life fore…

  • Types of Cultures - Summary of the 3 General Types

    Generally, you can explain the structure of a culture in three ways; 1. An egalitarian society (one where men and women are equal in rights). 2. A Patriarchy (Where men dominate), and 3. A Matriarchy (Where women dominate) 1 - When a culture or tribe is small. Such as in a fishing village or anot…

  • Read My Research

    I've been slaving away for more or less the whole of the month to research what Bible and history can tell us about homosexuality and marriage. I've compiled it all into a single document that is available to you all for only $5.00. JUST KIDDING. It's free! Click Here It may be easier to print it th…

  • The Ancient Greeks

    The book I read to research this post was The Ancient Greeks for Dummies by Stephen Batchelor which is an excellent book which I bought from kindle. The ancient greek civilisation lasted for 2,500 years & died out around the time of Jesus which was as a result of a roman invasion. The ancient gr…

  • 2012

    Have your broken your New Years Resolution yet? I haven't, but that's only because I didn't make one. #GreekPhysique told me to use my inferior intellect and post my predictions for 2012. Unfortunately, it's been over a month since I wrote that last sentence, and New Years Resolutions have been ec…

  • NIGHT SKY 2012 - Jim Colyer

    I joined the Barnard-Seyfert astronomy club in Nashville. The group met at the Adventure Science Center. Eagle-eye Barnard (1857-1923) was born in Nashville. He was a great observer. He photographed the Milky Way and discovered the first Jovian moon since Galileo. Carl Seyfert was influential in…

  • ASTRONOMY - Jim Colyer 2012

    http://jimcolyer.com/papers/entry?id=2 I have had four rounds of astronomy. Round one was as a teenager in the early 1960s. I learned the constellations and watched meteor showers. Round two was in my 30s. I got into cosmology, learned the features of the moon and wrote my first astronomy paper. Rou…