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Category Archives: Humor
Let’s See What’s in the News Today: 07/16/2011
Sex The Onion never ceases to amaze me: How to Get a Guy to Notice You While You’re Having Sex. A debate about pornography in England. I thought the opposition did a horrible job, which is why the house was … Continue reading
Go the F**k to Sleep as Read by Samuel L. Jackson
In a previous post, I wrote about child’s book entitled Go the F**k to Sleep. Now, you can listen to it appropriately read by Samuel L. Jackson:
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Dead Philosophers
I’m now a fan of Dead Philosopher Comics. An example is below:
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Neil Sinhababu is Fantastic
Neil Sinhababu is a philosopher at the National University in Singapore. After going through his blog and listening to a podcast, and reading one of his papers on Possible Girls, he’s now become someone whom I frequently look up. Sinhababu … Continue reading
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If You Ever Feel Lonely…
…just keep in mind that you have a possible partner in some modal reality. This paper is seriously impressive. I don’t think I have actually laughed at a philosophy paper before, but the myriad of possible girlfriends (with and without … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Paper Topic, Possible Worlds, Relationships
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If I Ever Have Kids…
…this is the book I’ll read to them. Here’s a page from the book:
Hipster Philosophy
Sometimes, I agree with you Monsieur Gaston. Other times, I prefer Sartre.
Movie Break
I needed a break so I found some interesting stuff. This kid is an extra from pretty much everything: All I can say is he must have a really impressive resume, but I wonder if he’ll actually star as a … Continue reading
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An Argument Against Pennies
Wanna save the taxpayer some money? Watch below: Seems to make “cents.” Sorry, couldn’t help it. It may go against common sense, but remember, reason is sometimes opposed to common sense.
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