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Mar. 29th, 2005 07:20 am"If we knew what we were doing, it wouldn't be called research, would it?" ~ Albert Einstein
Mar. 29th, 2005
According to Kaja Foglio's Diary, Airship Books is suspending publication of the classic Gaslamp Fantasy, Girl Genius.
This is one of my favorite comic books of all time.
( So why am I grinning like an idiot? )
This is one of my favorite comic books of all time.
( So why am I grinning like an idiot? )
According to Kaja Foglio's Diary, Airship Books is suspending publication of the classic Gaslamp Fantasy, Girl Genius.
This is one of my favorite comic books of all time.
( So why am I grinning like an idiot? )
This is one of my favorite comic books of all time.
( So why am I grinning like an idiot? )
Sweet, sweet Karma.
Mar. 29th, 2005 05:33 pmCollege student logs onto AOL to solicit someone to write a paper for her, due the next morning.
She hooks up with someone who, unbeknownst to her, belongs to a New York sketch comedy group.
He delivers the paper, deliberately written to make the plagiarism obvious, and riddled with deliberate mistakes and in-jokes.
He also delivers her name, and a record of the exchange, to school officials.
Now, that's karma-dy!
She hooks up with someone who, unbeknownst to her, belongs to a New York sketch comedy group.
He delivers the paper, deliberately written to make the plagiarism obvious, and riddled with deliberate mistakes and in-jokes.
He also delivers her name, and a record of the exchange, to school officials.
Now, that's karma-dy!
Sweet, sweet Karma.
Mar. 29th, 2005 05:33 pmCollege student logs onto AOL to solicit someone to write a paper for her, due the next morning.
She hooks up with someone who, unbeknownst to her, belongs to a New York sketch comedy group.
He delivers the paper, deliberately written to make the plagiarism obvious, and riddled with deliberate mistakes and in-jokes.
He also delivers her name, and a record of the exchange, to school officials.
Now, that's karma-dy!
She hooks up with someone who, unbeknownst to her, belongs to a New York sketch comedy group.
He delivers the paper, deliberately written to make the plagiarism obvious, and riddled with deliberate mistakes and in-jokes.
He also delivers her name, and a record of the exchange, to school officials.
Now, that's karma-dy!