Oct. 22nd, 2010

cyrano: (Coyote Rocket)
This is perhaps the greatest piece of over the top bombast I've seen during this entire campaign. I was staggered, and I admit greatly impressed, by this production from www.personhoodusa.com.



However, I still want to know, if a two week old fetus is a Person, does it have to have its own ticket on an airplane? And how will it manage to put its legal name down if we don't know its gender yet? Will we have to start naming all children 'Chris' and 'Taylor' and 'Jean' to cover our bases? Will pregnant women use carpools lanes? Will they have to wear two seatbelts--one for them and one for their Person? And don't get me started on the all you can eat buffet.

I can tell I'm in a manic phase. There are a lot more idiots out there, and I only realise I've overdone things when suddenly everything hurts so badly I can't get the cap off the Ibuprofin.

And I'm more involved in classroom discussion. Sometimes we actually talk about something class related instead of how the term 'scapegoat' comes from the old tradition of symbolically loading a goat down with physical representations of the sins of the village and then sending it out to wander in the wilderness or get eaten. So I guess that lions might have been the original sin eaters. Which I still think is a *fascinating* concept. I was glad when I finally got to include one in one of my campaigns.

Also? I tend to leap from subject to subject with no warning.

I've been listening to MBV a *lot* the past few days. Just this one song, over and over.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyYMzEplnfU&ob=av3e

There's the quiet part that sounds like Cocteau Twins down to where I don't even hear the lyricss except as part of the melody. But there's that underlying tension, and you're waiting for the guitars to explode out and romp around the song until they exhaust themselves and fall over, and then their guitar-y heartbeat lends the frame so floaty ethereal Bilinda can sing some more.

EDIT: Oh yeah and also, Rivendell Rose pointed me towards this site where they take public domain book covers and make spendy t-shirts with the art. Animal Farm! Outsiders! Death of a Salesman!

Hunh. We should go to the Hallowe'en party as Greasers and Socs.
cyrano: (Genius)
The one thing I don't like about the SouthWest website: They don't give me enough information about layovers, just where they take place and not the interim arrival and departure.

Well. Two things. They also don't send me email saying "Hey don't forget to actually buy your ticket."
cyrano: (Moon)
Cyranocyrano, Oct 21 17:48 (EDT):

Name * : Cyrano Jones
Email Address * : cyranocyrano@gmail.com
Subject * : Suggestions
Message * : I'm curious about the divisions between men's and women's shirts--did Sylvia Plath request the distance of a brassiere before she would be on a t-shirt? Did Mrs. Bennet think it scandalous to be seen on a gentleman not her husband?

CJ


Hi Cyrano,

Thank you for your message. As for why we have some shirts in men's and some in women's really comes down to space. We have limited space in our warehouse and assumed that some shirts would sell better as a women's shirt and not as a men's shirt. We have received some feedback from men looking for women's shirts and from women looking for men's shirts, and find that some get requested more often than others. In these instances we have worked towards adding the most requested men's shirts into our women's selections, and vice versa. We are actually working on a system where customers can customize their own shirts by choosing a color, cut and cover art for their very own one of a kind shirt.

We take our customer's suggestions very seriously and love hearing what they are looking for on our shirts. I will add your suggestions to our list for consideration.

Have a nice weekend!

Sincerely,
Teri


Teri Anatra
(646) 789-5199
Out of Print
Customer Service


Bravo, Out of Print, well done. (:

Also, Will Shetterly posted this and I am retwLJing it.
In response to Juan Williams and a few others, we bring you Pictures of Muslims Wearing Things.

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