I know this is obscure. I’m not trying to be elitist; I just couldn’t shake this idea. Don’t try too hard to figure it out. It’s not really very funny.
I’ll just give one hint: I spent a lot of time this week reading one of the hugest, strangest, bestest festschrifts I’ve ever run into.
HT: Debbie
I’m stealing brazenly from Moisés Silva (see my previous post quoting him at length), but perhaps this post may still amuse and inform you. Silva provides the set-up, I the made-up text and exegesis. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. Silva: "It is...
By [Jonathan] Edwards' time witchcraft and the preternatural had almost disappeared from clerical attention. In 1690 Cotton Mather could preach about a prodigious cabbage root he had seen that had one branch shaped like a cutlass, another like a rapier, and another...
What if the Scientologists took over the Wilds? What would the new Ken Collier’s favorite saying be? Just two choices in the cupboard: pleasing self or L. Ron Hubbard.
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That guy sure has a big head.