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The future is full of Stuff and Things
Jun. 8th, 2008 12:57 amYes Virginia, with proper planning it is possible to write two essays on LIS subjects you previously knew nothing about in two-to-three days. And get them in ahead of time.
But you'll have a terrible headache afterwards.
Yay, semester is over, assignments are in, and I've had my post-essay Day of Bludging. Now to read Elizabeth Bear's New Amsterdam (and the other books I bought), watch Psych and Arrested Development, cuss at channel 10 for dumping Burn Notice until a future date unspecified (with three episodes to go), and WRITE!
You know, the usual stuff. :)
Also, I made... well. All the context you need is that![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
researchgrrrl's phone has preemptive text, and for reasons unknown has added MAKING UP WORDS WHOLESALE to its repertoire. This was the result (and yes, those are actual words it's used):
The AI apocalypse is here, it's just busy reading fanfic.
But you'll have a terrible headache afterwards.
Yay, semester is over, assignments are in, and I've had my post-essay Day of Bludging. Now to read Elizabeth Bear's New Amsterdam (and the other books I bought), watch Psych and Arrested Development, cuss at channel 10 for dumping Burn Notice until a future date unspecified (with three episodes to go), and WRITE!
You know, the usual stuff. :)
Also, I made... well. All the context you need is that
researchgrrrl's phone has preemptive text, and for reasons unknown has added MAKING UP WORDS WHOLESALE to its repertoire. This was the result (and yes, those are actual words it's used):The AI apocalypse is here, it's just busy reading fanfic.
