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the word is "nigger", bitch. N-I-G-G-E-R. if you're gonna put it in your mouth and play with it, you might as well swallow the whole damn load instead of trying to jump off with that half-assed bullshit. |
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When even mr. "secret whiteboy handjive" himself has a problem with you, you know you're way the hell over the line. But I will restate, for anyone who may have missed it, that the sort of shit Pink is trying to peddle emphatically does *not* fly here. Anyone else know if that's really Pinkeye? Doesn't sound like him. I don't think anything else needs to be said (I'll leave the obvious SubGenius reference to Semillama) |
will you ever practice what your preach? just checkin |
The IP address for the Pink who started the "word association" thread is 209.240.200.157. They're both WebTV-based. Maybe it's Pinkeye's neighbor fooling around. |
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Turnabout is fair play. |
Pronunciation: 'ni-g&r Function: noun Etymology: alteration of earlier neger, from Middle French negre, from Spanish or Portuguese negro, from negro black, from Latin niger Date: 1700 1 usually offensive, see usage paragraph below : a black person 2 usually offensive, see usage paragraph below : a member of any dark-skinned race 3 : a member of a socially disadvantaged class of persons <it's time for somebody to lead all of America's niggers... all the people who feel left out of the political process -- Ron Dellums> |
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I'm not touching you I'm not touching you |
thats a steve martin quote you fuck! how many non-lucy posts that do not follow a lucy post (or coincidentally do fall after your posts) do i have to make before you act like a fuckin adult? would someone verify this bullshit...... |
Dear Lucy and Patrick, This has become exceedingly tedious. Please conduct all further arguments in private. Thank you kindly, Rhiannon PS. If anyone would like to express their anger at me for any reason, ever, please do me the courtesy of using my email address. |
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i think everyone should be. me, i can't say it unless i say it in my "gangsta voice" pronounced "nig ga" i said it a lot this weekend, had a party at my "crib". all of my friends tell me that it is fun when kym talks like she is black. i like playing with this idea. it is just like when people say "cold blimey" or "how you like them apples?" you have to do it with the accent. and if you read his post in the "gangsta voice" it is pretty funny. oh wait, i am a sick fuck. damn. nevermind, maybe it isn't funny. probably just to me. |
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it's possible that she does not have any black friends, but it's also possible that she has black friends who think it's funny that she talks in a "White" voice and even funnier when she talks in a "Black" voice. Sorry, spending all day in "analyze" mood does that to ya. |
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anyways, i'm not going to new york because i'm taking the week prior to their visit off so i have to work that week. plus, there's the money thing. what are you getting cleo for xmas? she says she wants a dvd player. or a drumset. |
In my experience, Pink/PinkEye is an ass. When I think of the word Nigger, I think of "Gimmie a Break". I was actually just thinking about this the other day and I realized I don't remember it as well as I used to. It was the first time I'd ever heard the word nigger said on TV. One of the girls was mad at Nell, so she convinced Joey Lawrence to dress up in black face for some show he had to do at Nell's church. Later Nell was getting mad at the girl (I think it was the little dark haired one. I remember her face.) and she was saying something about how "that's the first time you've ever called me a NIGGER." I was shocked. |
black people i find think i am stupid tho. my friend from japan, she likes black men and when we first met she couldn't belive that i couldn't hook her up with any black men. i am black. there is no stereotype about it i think. i am black by genetics, by heritige. oddly living in the south the hate really seems to come from the other black people here, not the white people. but maybe i am biased, for i have never been made fun of or hurt physicaly by white people. while many people i have found have been and thus feel strongly. |
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He lived the gangsta life & died a gangsta's death. His passing did not particularly sadden or disturb me. Tupac's neither -- altho' I felt Tupac had more talent & a better chance of waking up & getting beyond all the bullshit/if his ticket hadn't been prematurely punched. Biggie is still big becuz he laid down a lot of tracks that were never released/& Puff Daddy (who apparently owns the publishing rights to all Biggie's shit) continues to realeas his material/ in well-timed doses/in order to capitalize on Biggie's post-mortem hype. The same way Whitefolks refuse to let Princess Di rest in peace/if they can make a fast buck off of dragging her image before the world yet again. But you need to take that "Niggah" shit someplace else, Pink. It's not appreciated 'round these parts. |
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i am more a "Native Tongues" hip hop fan myself. I also like experimental stuff too, but have ahard time knowing where to really start with it. That's oneo f the weaknesses in my music collection - alack of classic r&B/soul and a lack of truly excellent hip-hop. If folks who are still into mix tape exchanges wanna help me out, well, you know how to get in touch. |
I like you, though, J. You're a good girl. |
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Wisconsin -The Alabama of the north. |
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Lil' Kim is SUCH a whoe! Every where she appears/ she has her ass & tits hanging out. Kim needs to hire Jennifer Lopez' stylist away & revamp her image. |
the best part of that show was the second half with richard avedon. maybe i shouldn't expect people who communicate with images to be great talkers, but annie liebovitz was a little boring. avedon, though, was like a big kid. he closed his interview with a story that he felt truly described what it meant to be an artist: after contracting dysentary in asia(or someplace) he comes back the u.s. and starts taking some kind of pills for it. he begins to lose weight rapidly, down to a critical level, and goes to another doctor for a second opinion. the doctor says he'll need 2 weeks worth of stool samples from avedon to make a diagnosis. so avedon starts collecting his shit in a garbage pail for 2 weeks - setting the small pail inside a larger garbage can full of ice and filling it every day with his feces. after 2 weeks he takes the entire thing to the doctor's office and presents it to the nurse. the nurse says, "what's this?" "2 weeks of stools." "we didn't mean all at once!" avedon goes on to say that this is the kind of attention to detail and sense of importance of every little aspect that makes a true artist. we can all learn something from that. |
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(cheap shot anyone?) |
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Very strange looking woman. She was wearing a fur trimmed jumpsuit with a fur patch on her crotch. Very strange. |
but on the news this morning they had something about a cop killing BIG? or maybe i was daydreaming |
i can't help it. anyone with the same name as me i tend to want to like. and my old japanese roommate used to play her stuff for me. and i got all kinds of excited. before she became a "star" she used to be a , you will never belive this, prostitute. in fact at one of her shows she canceled at the last minute and had to be rushed to the hospital. she seemed to have ingested 2 pints of "love juice" backstage. i just want to give her a hi-five for that! |
sounds like an urban legend |
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A few of you got what I was trying to put out there. Most of you didn't. As a very good friend of mine said, choose your battles carefully. Respond with intelligence, not surging emotion. Wait, think it over, and then respond. Here's the skinny: Do you believe in Sean Combs? What he stands for is right? Making $$$ off of other people? I have never heard anything original spew from his lips. Even R.C. says he's capitalizing on his(BIGs) death. I remember watching last year's MTV awards when Puff Daddy came out singing "Every Breath You Take" for B.I.G.s death. Abysmal at best. No applause at all......wait! who was singing then? Sting? Sting! The crowd went fucking nuts! Sting stole the the moment of reason, with his "own" song. To me, that's how lame Sean Combs is. And to those who think I'm a racist, screw you! I tried to use the word "nigger" without saying "nigger". Kinda impossible, isn't it? You watch these so-called rap groups talkin' to one and another on a personal basis. What word flows through their vocabulary? Nigger. They say it, I don't. I bet you that I could talk to Sean Combs, one on one( without cameras ) and he'd be down to earth as anybody. Yet if Sean was talking to his friends, it would be "nigger" this and "nigger" that. Double standard. If you don't want me to talk nigger, than YOU don't talk nigger. Than you J for being your sweet self, you still rock!!! Waffles, don't play the fence. Could get a whomping nut job--I know you mean well. R.C., look deeper into what I said a few days ago...I know you'll understand. Gee...well...uh...never mind, it's futile to talk to a 5 year old. Rhi, let my past GO! Sem, you still live in the "North" with me, don't be so quick to judge. I'll drive down there and fuck with you. Even though I'm totally against what X-mas stands for... Merry X-mas everyone! |
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Vive la Dave! |
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as for the use of the word 'nigger', it's all in the context. and the context is far more uncertain when a white person uses it than when a black person uses it. And let's face it, very few white people exist who can confidently use the word 'nigger' in the same context as most black people and have it carry the same meaning. In most cases, it's just downright ridiculous, when not offensive. Here's an example (and just an example, ok?): I could go and call Swine or R. C. or Kymical "my niggaz", meaning "those I am down with", but both they and I would realize the innate inappropriateness of that term coming from me. Which is why I have never used the phrase as such. I have used it once, when it was completly out of context, to demonstrate how riduclous the whole deal is, when in a slacked-out state refered to a friend at the time as "my Nigga", specifically, the phrase was "Bubba, you ma nigga!" Now, here's the context, and see if you can tell how purposefully ridiculous the use was: Bubba is a stout conservative atheist white South African-Canadian. Kinda ridiculous in his own right, but I emphasized this by using the term in question to refer to him. You couldn't find much more of a polar opposite from any kind of African-American culture than Bubba. (Note: Bubba is the name he insisted everyone call him, as it is a term of respect in Canadian football. This is his only connection to Bubba Smith, by the way.) so, anyway, my point is: the cultural context of the word is still very sensitive, and as decent human beings (those of us that are human, anyway), we should recognize it as such, and leave the use of the word to those who are certain of its meaning (ie, most African-americans, and unfortunately, white racists). As it stands now, the word is supect when it is uttered by a Euro-American. And after, all we don't go around referrign to each other as "He's my whitey" or "That Honky's straight up!" although, I possess a certain ironic fondness for the term "Blue-eyed Devil" myself. |
I will never understand how the fact that some Brothers use the term 'nigger' freely gives Whitefolks an axcuse to start tossing it around... If the word in question were 'spic' or 'faggot'/I don't think Pink or any of you wd start referring to your Latino or Gay friends in that manner -- even if some knucklheads in a rap group you saw on t.v. used that word to describe their friends. I don't call my male friends "dog" even tho' the homies do -- becuz it's just plain stupid. When you know a word offends people -- even if YOU think it shdn't -- why use that word around them? |
the age old "'nigger', whites can't say it but blacks can blah blah blah blah...", jes forget about it all together who the hell cares, I have never had reason to use that word in anything i have ever said or written and I am curious as to who would.... |
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The question is why somebody thinks he can get away with using racial epithets in a situation that is blatantly unambiguous. What Pink said is that he thinks that hip-hop music and culture is valueless and the work of somebody for whom he has no respect (implied: because of his race) This is *not* the friendly context to which Semillama was referring. Now I'm not particularly into hip-hop, but I am not actively opposed to it just because it's not my thing. I'll listen to it if I'm in the right mood, and that's not all the time, but the fact that I don't always want to hear hip-hop does not mean that I think it has no value. Perhaps we should consider why the members of a certain group of people (which shall remain nameless as every other white male on the board would otherwhise take offense) have all gone to such great lengths to express their distaste for a type of music. Particularly as Pink has selected it as an example of a valid use of a racial epithet (so it's okay to use a racial epithet if you are writing off a portion of the culture against which it has historically been used as valueless?) (Now, Semillama, you will see an example of why it is impossible to make people think who don't want to.... For more examples, pls. read "the cruelest thing I know..." and consider why you didn't read my post to you on the issue of my being silenced and whether or not the fact that you didn't read it may indicate something) To anybody who objects to my decision to post... fuck you. |
Perhaps this forum is not as open as you all seem to think. And you wonder why I sometimes have difficulty controlling the urge to say: "HE'S STARK NAKED, YOU MORONS!!!" As I said: Sem, you advised me to "make people think". You can't make people think who don't want to. |
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The only people who respond to an individual are the ones who have been flaming her everywhere. This makes it virtually impossible for her opinion to be heard, as nobody else wants to see a flamewar. And the only person on the other thread besides the merry band of terrorists is some ignorant cunt who thinks she's insane for thinking that being followed by a bunch of people who are constantly flaming her interferes with her ability to be heard. I am posting this anonymously in the hopes of evading pursuit. |
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So, are you still trying to claim that you are not deliberately following me around? |
Now -- wd anyone call Beck a nigger? Every time I've ever seen him interviewed/he came off like someone on too much Thorazine. He looks like a homeless/can't sing worth a damn -- & made himself a star by creating a record that satirized hiphop (a genre he seems to have no more interest in). But Beck was regarded as brilliant for doing a bad imitation of a stoned black rapper. *sigh* All I'm saying is/there is plenty of stuff within the hiphop culture that IS worthless. The use of the term nigger is probably 1st on that list. So why not choose to ignore it/rather than imitate it? |
His last album Odelay is a greatparty pleaser served well with rice chex party mix ...i am sticking with you, cause i am made out of glue.... |
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now......if she ever comes now now.....if she ever comes now now...if she comes nowwwww.......now...if she ever comes now now...if she ever comes now now......if she ever comes nowwwwwww...... |
"Who the hell is B.I.G.? Some African American who's dead. Never heard from him until he was deceased. Never heard a cut from him when he was alive. Just when he's dead. No respect for him, just another African American tryin to make it. Oh, every other so-called rapper makes the bucks off of him. Lil' Kim does, Puff Daddy does. I enjoyed watching Sean Combs explaining his fucked up reason for having B.I.G. in his life. Nothin' but African American bullshit. Rap is dead, long live the "rappers" dream... gold toofes and cash in yo back pocket. Say hello to the legal system, boooy! We outta here." Anybody significantly less offended? I know I still think Pink's a racist. So his argument doesn't stand. |
he bought water, he looked sweaty and his studio is down the street, perhaps he wasa rockin and a rollin, i had a strange inclination to go up and say "i'ma looser BABAY becuz of you you punkassbitch" and then kick him in the ding ding. You know, jes for fun, then i thought he has big lawyers so I bought my kitty litter and tampons and went on my way |
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come. come work for nate. |
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beer. want beer now. now beer want. mmmm. |
can i come work for endless supplies of newcastle? it has to be on tap too, the bottles are good but it's almost too "crisp" in a bottle, it's much smoother on tap. Same for Bass |
except on friday afternoons. martini's and margaritas. when the cowbell rings. |
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Oh, and I love how rap performers refer to themselves as "artists." That's rich. They're just a fucking bunch of untalented kids who know how to scream rhymes into a microphone to a beat. Great stuff. Wake me when the fad's over. |
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Elvis Costello is talented The Gipsy Kings are talented Buddy Guy is talented Eric Clapton is talented Miles Davis was talented The Stones are talented to name a few. They are/were either great composers, songwriters, musicians and performers. Snoopy Dog Dog in the same list as above? I don't think so. Puffy Dad in the same list as above? I don't think so. Old Dirty Bastard in the same last as above? I don't think so. |
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you're soundin pretty ignorant let's think back... (beating a dead horse)...it's become a trite kind of statement now but our parent's parents thought that rock was a fad |
just because something is more accepted by the 'people in power' (cheesy, i know) doesn't make it better- and certainly not the only |
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Love, Grammy |
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--Grammy |
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Hugs and Kisses, Grammy |
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Nate? What can I do for you? I will accept a lower wage in favour of all the free Dr. Pepper I can handle. |
c/c++? solaris/hpux/irix? |
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Poison Chris Gaines Counting Crows Would we leap to the conclusion that Rock ain't worth a shriveled up Cock? i dunno, Irate, but if you actually listen to Miles, then I would think you would dig acts like The Roots, Tribe Called Quest, et al. Because they're very good. But you don't seem too interested in expanding your musical horizons, from your comments. P.S. Public Enemy is definitely more talented than the Stones. |
uhhhhhhhhh Sem....do you need your head checked? I love PE, but this is like apples and oranges. Last I checked Flava never picked up an axe like Richards did and Chuck D ain't no Charlie Watts or Brian Jones......they are all extremely talented in their respects |
Yeah, I'm probably missing out on a lot by not expanding my musical horizons, but I'm happy with what I have and what I like. There's only so much time in a day, and so many days in a life. |
hey and sem, are you trying out a new 'bad' persona? |
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FYI, my mommy and daddy gave me the name Doug-ie. What, you never heard of the name Dougie? How about Dougie Thompson from Supertramp. Or Doogie Howser, the brilliant teenage tv doctor? |
i will call you doogie doogie fresh |
will you hire me when I'm finished school? I'd be very releaved to have something waiting for me. |
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{ char *str= "Gee, this is what Nate's talking about, it's C/C++ programming language. Haven't used it in a hell of a long time -- I should try it again, it's fun. Also, solaris/hpux/irix are 3 "flavors" of Unix: Sun's, Hewlett Packard's, and SGI's."; printf("%s", *str); } |
<51> % cat file.c main() { char *str= "Gee, this is what Nate's talking about, it's C/C++ programming language. Haven't used it in a hell of a long time -- I should try it again, it's fun. Also, solaris/hpux/irix are 3 "flavors" of Unix: Sun's, Hewlett Packard's, and SGI's."; printf("%s", *str); } <52> % cc file.c "file.c", line 4: syntax error before or at: flavors cc: acomp failed for file.c <53> % uname -a SunOS lox 5.5.1 Generic sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-1 what's your major, gee? |
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I will admit to making the PE is better than the Stones comment to irk any stones fans out there. Ok, PE is AS good as the Stones. Happy? |
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About 98% of the people I've told have either given me The Look or just said "oh." in That Tone. always implying that Humanities was a sissy course. like English's annoying baby sister. Well, screw them. Humanities is hard stuff if you're honest. I guess it's easy if you just bluff your way through, but that's not my style. I don't like things like math and science because I don't do very well in things where there's one Set answer and all you're doing is memorizing stuff. science is interesting, in theory, and I know there should be room for exploration, but it never seems to work out that way. I love humanities. they actually Care about what I think. they want to know my opinion. As long as I have the reading material to back me up, nothing I say can be wrong and I can go freaking wild as far as imagination and free thought are concerned. I'm so in love with that. Like I said, I'm defensive about it. Too many people have annoyed me about this. But I'm not ashamed. I'll beat on every one of you. |
But s'good to see you standing up for yr Field of Concentration. |
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and Dougie - I would venture that I work as much or more as you, and there's always room for new music. Sure, there's lots to explore in jazz and classical (just ask my brother the music major), but if you judge a whole genre by what gets played on MTV, then you are only seeing the algae floating on top of a pool of important music. I just don't like seeing anyone dismiss a genre of music without making any attempt to see if they're actually some talent out there. I suggest you check out The Roots for certain, "The Love Movement" By A Tribe Called Quest, Black Sheep "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing", Public Enemy, and De La Soul. Listen to at least three of these acts or albums with the same ear you use to listen to jazz, and then tell us you still think that no one in hip-hop is talented. Look, I'll agree with you that a lot of what's out there in hip-hop just plain sucks, but there's a lot that is really good, and will be influencing music in the future. I never thought I'd see the day when I would be staunchly defending hip-hop. At one point, I, too thought rap sucked, but at the time I wa convinced that anything that wasn't metal sucked as well. I grew out of it, thank god. |
Anyone have Kruder and Dorfmeister's "K & D Sessions?" I'm listening to it now. 's good. |
Too bad he (1) died (0) two years ago. I miss ya, Dr Seebach. |
I think things must be different in the states. Humanities isn't vauge. Humanities is the name of the course' I take the most of. Here, humanities and philosophy are two different things, too. Humanities is mainly reading fiction and wotnot, and trying to get some understanding of the culture they came from through the writing. Humanities is the class where I'm reading all the greek and roman stuff. Humanities is part of the Arts programme. Is this different from how it is in the states? hey, here's my school's website: http://www.yorku.ca |
i like class where they teach you stuff. then you go home and think about what you've learned and how it changes how you think. everything has an answer. |
do you pronounce it dumb (nanosecond pause) fuck or dumfuk? there can be only one answer. |
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humanity studies does seems vague. Humanity initself is vague, combining all the cultures of the earth together to gain one giant undertanding, jesu christ thats impossible. And how that falls into "art" amazes me. Thats more of a social science or philosophy type of study. |
my roommate was a lit major. he's been out of week for 10 months. he has no skills. |
That's the guy that was holding out for some sort of upscale job? Christ. We ARE talking an UNDERGRADUATE degree in literature, right? |
i actually got him to apply to all sorts of grocery and retail stores, though. though, i'm not sure he's followed up. feb 1. deadline for rent. doesn't look good for him. he's talking about moving to sacto, where there is someone else who will give him free room and board. but only for a month. then back to the parent's house. |
A brief oral history of go-go |
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I have no idea what I'm going to do when I'm finished school. My mother says to me "don't worry about that now, you're just in your first year" but if I don't think about it now I could really screw myself in a few years. I think I might go down the research road. I've done that before and it's easy. I really think I could do anything if I had an opportunity and a quick lesson. and I still say that the best questions are the ones where they are dozens of answers. One set answer sucks wild kittens. How do you ever learn anything New if you're just memorizing the same old stuff? |
we don't "combine all the cultures of the earth together". that would be pretty stupid. the course director picks a society (for example, the one I'm in now my prof. chose the ancient greeks...I forget the exact years) and read literature (sometimes study artwork) from that society and time period and try to understand the society better. |
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but not Every answer is correct. You have to be able to back your opinion up with examples from the literature. |
i'm not saying your major is wrong. i'm just saying i didn't go to school to hear other student's opinions. and i certainly think for myself. |
As for thinking for yourself: I'm not saying that you don't do that. I think you do. But a lot of people (most people) say they think for themselves and they're really just following the herd. Humanities can help them learn the difference. |
many times, not until graduate school is thinking for yourself encouraged (finally- even if still within a defined context. but then, you're supposed to choose your school with knowledge of that context.) but it's really really difficult to truly think outside of the given thread of things (ha) if your professor expects you not to disagree with her/him- there is a problem we are constantly hearing other people's opinions- most of them, i would guess, they learned from tv or their parents. |
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him: ever read any nabokov [stress on the second syllable and a long "o" and everthang.] me: read Lolita when i was in high school. him: ever read Pnin? me: no. just Lolita. him: you should! it's [explains book] him: ever read any kafka? me: The Trial and his complete short stories. him: ever read The Castle? me: i'dve told you. him: you should. it's.... |
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someday i will get a graduate degree in english literature. words rock. |
I loath classes where it's just Shut-Up and Listen to Teacher. Everybody has something they can teach you, even if they don't know it themselves. That's why they have tutorials. They might not be right, but then again, they might not be wrong. If you never listened to other peoples opinions, you'd never grow. but, oh well. |
then i woke up. |
I think your course of studies sounds interesting, Gee. Johns Hopkins has a graduate degree in Humanities. It is one of the hardest departments to be accepted in because it is cross-disciplinary and very, very intellectually rigorous. I didn't take literature classes in college (except the one to satisfy that distribution requirement and the other for my minor) because I thought HS took these perfectly interesting books I'd enjoyed reading and thinking and talking about and turned them into something distinctly not scottish. I didn't want to prolong that experience. |
(sorry, couldn't help it) margret, i think education and pedagogy has changed quite a bit from when we were in school. you know how they say it's darkest right before the dawn? well, we went to HS at 4:30 a.m. i don't know what it's like in canada though. |
but i guess that's like using the word "walk" instead of "ambulate". someday i'm gonna rule the world. when that day comes, i'll start taxing motherfuckers heavily for being tedious. divine porcinity always puts a smile on my face. |
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get a life and accept whats coming.Your downfall. |
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