Sep 20, 2014
crusadermaximus said: Professors of the Philosophy of Rock Climbing?
Like archaeologists and archivists whose job descriptions include being able to carry 50 lbs at once amiright.
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crusadermaximus said: Professors of the Philosophy of Rock Climbing?
Like archaeologists and archivists whose job descriptions include being able to carry 50 lbs at once amiright.
Just Red Sox tickets for crusadermaximus's visit in August and now this song is stuck in my head (even though we're not seeing the Yankees).
Max just suggested Angelo Rocca as the patron of my blog.
Augustinian and founder of one of Rome's first public libraries? Sounds perfect.
crusadermaximus said: Put headphones in and turn beast mode on and work it!
"Beast mode." Eh heh heh. Oh, I'm definitely going to post a picture of the shirt I'm wearing to the gym tomorrow! It's too perfect!
crusadermaximus said:It’s a group of death, for the USA
I'm far more worried about Portugal in that group! Meh to USA soccer.
I've got three awesome dinners lined up for you: 1) Invite your favorite author 2) Invite a celebrity 3) Invite two opposites who you'd love to see argue and debate endlessly into the night
Ooh ooh okay.
1. J.K. Rowling (who is surprised). Our dinner would probably consist of me asking questions about the characters’ futures and begging for a prequel series about the Marauders. Or an adult novel about Harry’s life post-Voldemort.
2. Kanye West. No doubt. I am fascinated by him. If Kanye is too busy, then I’d have to invite Childish Gambino but then the awesome dinner would become a date…. for me at least.
3. I would love to see C.S. Lewis debate basically anyone. There is a play by Mark St. Germain in which C. S. Lewis debates Sigmund Freud called “Freud’s Last Session.” It’s amazing. That or St. Thomas Aquinas and anyone of a completely different view point. I don't particular care who fills those shoes.
crusadermaximus said: Has Anon never seen a big Catholic family? They’re big for a reason…
Seriously. The myths that Catholics are anti-sex is actually the funniest misinterpretation I've ever heard.