I just finished typing a rough draft of my “wonder” paper (whatever the fuck ever that is), stapled the prerequisite three copies together for tomorrow’s peering and realized I neglected to reference essays assigned by my racist, no-example-giving, professor.
Thank god for Milli Vanilli!
Holy hell. File under awesome.
Graph Jam is my most favorite new site of all time. EVER!
I want you to know that I read this about an hour ago but couldn’t really think of anything to comment because “that’s so cool” just sounded lame. But, now I have been singing Blame it on the Rain ever since. I didn’t even know I was doing it until my kids were like “it’s not raining mom, what are you saying?”
This comment is not less lame than just writing the one I thought of earlier, but for some reason I felt compelled to share now.
I don’t know what the whole first paragraph meant (what’s a wonder paper? a peering?), but the graph is pretty awesome. And you know what? Milli Vanilli was right, you should blame it on the rain. Cause the rain don’t mind.
Taking my cue from radioactivegirl, I’ll just go ahead and simply say, that’s just awesome. I love racist, no-example-giving professors.
radioactive girl,
There’s no harm in singing Milli Vanilli; I do it all the time!
punchlinewalking,
I’m not sure what the first paragraph means, either. My teacher likes to give pages of instruction that mysteriously lack instruction. Beginning to think she became a professor to regale her students with horrific, outdated, racist terminology and budget phrase. “Strut your stuff!” (vomit)
Porty,
You should audit her class.
spandex shorts and dreadlocks are so underrated these days.
Your professor actually says “strut your stuff”? Why am I picturing her wearing a head band while saying that?
The graph is funny. I blame you for that.
Thanks! Your graph made me laugh out loud! I still ADORE Milli Vanilli, those boys got such a raw deal, “Girl, you know it’s true!”
I knew they’d be good for something again someday!