It's mainly the phrasing of the Beloit list that gets up my nose. "Such-and-such has always been blah blah blah" etc. It's one thing to say "Students in the incoming class do not have first-hand memories of the Cold War," and another entirely to say "To incoming students, the Soviet Union has never existed."
Natter 66: Get Your Kicks.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, pandas, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
As far as I'm concerned, World War II never happened!
Bob and I both had a hearty laugh at this.
It's one thing to say "Students in the incoming class do not have first-hand memories of the Cold War," and another entirely to say "To incoming students, the Soviet Union has never existed."
As we all know, the existence of something is completely dependent on the birth year of the perceiver. It couldn't possibly have existed BEFORE THEY WERE BORN. (wooooo ooo)
Also, when I close my eyes, people disappear!
Also, when I close my eyes, people disappear!
That's just the Rapture.
Barney Google, with the go-go-googley eyes
That's what I started humming immediately. Then I felt old.
and another entirely to say "To incoming students, the Soviet Union has never existed."
It's like saying "The United States has always been a country."
As far as I'm concerned, World War II never happened!
World War what, now?
God, I wish. Too soon?
"The United States has always been a country."
WHAT, NOW?!?
WHY AM I JUST HEARING ABOUT THIS?
Steph, you made me laugh out loud at work.
I'm heartened that so many Buffistas are familiar with the Barney Google song.