James Joyner · Sunday, March 23, 2014 · 12 comments
Yet another incentive to get a STEM degree:
via Jonathan Eyal
I tend to point out when you guys make the twelve-year-old-mentality posts. Eventually (but not yet), they will drive me from the site.
@John Peabody: I’m not a fan of the ‘everything is a dick joke’ style of humor, either. But it’s pretty rare for this site, and this was also making fun of grammar which is almost always a winner for me.
Plus, the fact that it was on the phone reminded me of a Prince song.
@John Peabody: Bye bye.
Glad I didn’t have a mouthful of coffee when I saw this. Such a minx, that Kathleen.
Would this not be a advertisement for the oft derided English degree rather then STEM?
@Rick DeMent: I was joking about the implied perquisites of being an aviation expert.
I’m impressed with her and/or the satellite
@John Peabody:
“Lighten up, Francis.”
@John Peabody: why so serious, john?! that was funny.
I rather like the Grammar book, Eats Shoots and Leaves … which is a good way to remember those pesky commas …
I hope I never reach the point where I take myself so seriously that I don’t appreciate a good dick joke. It seems like a miserable existence.
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I tend to point out when you guys make the twelve-year-old-mentality posts. Eventually (but not yet), they will drive me from the site.
@John Peabody: I’m not a fan of the ‘everything is a dick joke’ style of humor, either. But it’s pretty rare for this site, and this was also making fun of grammar which is almost always a winner for me.
Plus, the fact that it was on the phone reminded me of a Prince song.
@John Peabody: Bye bye.
Glad I didn’t have a mouthful of coffee when I saw this. Such a minx, that Kathleen.
Would this not be a advertisement for the oft derided English degree rather then STEM?
@Rick DeMent: I was joking about the implied perquisites of being an aviation expert.
I’m impressed with her and/or the satellite
@John Peabody:
“Lighten up, Francis.”
@John Peabody: why so serious, john?! that was funny.
I rather like the Grammar book, Eats Shoots and Leaves … which is a good way to remember those pesky commas …
I hope I never reach the point where I take myself so seriously that I don’t appreciate a good dick joke. It seems like a miserable existence.