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What is everyone using to make their slides these days? PPT, Keynote, InDesign, html? |
Y'know what's wrong with videos today? Not enough 18th c. fashion & cake eating e.g. The Fall http://tr.im/26sx & Adam Ant http://tr.im/26t2 |
Dearest ancient G4 laptop, please do not die before I can finish this work and send it. TIA, your grateful servant. |
Seems like a lot of tweeps have young kids. I predict this will take being ashamed of your parents to a whole new level. |
@nbarday If that is what it takes to get her down here, please turn it up to 11! |
@nbarday If a certain neighbor complains about the noise tell her it's saturday and she should be out having fun anyway :-) |
As I enter hour 22 of acute sinus headache from hell, I'm seriously considering self-trepanation. Overdosing on NSAIDs is so not rock star. |
I fear the interlibrary loan staff is sick of seeing my name. |
Have ya ever spent the evening in the linguistics lab discussing Goffman & got the feeling people were tweeting about you & @manya? Me too! |
Naming and framing. |
Sometimes I'm just overwhelmed by how generous people can be. Someone who just met me spontaneously lent me an XO. Now to find time to play. |
@meetar I thought it was the tiki idol the Zeldmans got on their Hawaii surfing vacation. Oh wait, wrong show. |
@kaniasty Cupcakes?! Please test and report back. |
Was confused, unsure which of the many social networks to use to wish @bobulate a happy birthday. |
@Manya we're having margaritas now. What tattoos should we get? |
Where am I taking @kaniasty for dinner? Apparently she's been exploring caves and counting tattoos this afternoon in Austin. |
@meetar Ha! From that page: "Latin schmatin, a slang phrase for binomial nomenclature." Those crazy biologists and their hip slang phrases. |
Who was asking about repeated words in various languages the other day? I just learned linguists call it "reduplication" |
