I couldn't resist you, I'm not deaf dumb and blind

[wombat_socho]

Do people like this student even realize how bigoted they sound? Makes me wonder how long we'll have to wait for a new Test Act that also bars evangelicals -or people who look and sound like evangelicals- from office. Judging from the confirmation hearings for Justice Alito last year, some people evidently think there's one in effect already.

Tonight I'll probably be working on my apazine for this weekend's StippleAPA, which as usual I've done absolutely nothing with in the last six weeks since Arcana. I did a little background work for Blood Red Skies today which should make writing the battle scenes in the middle chapters a lot easier, but I'm dubious about whether I'll actually get any actual writing done.

As for the weekend, aside from the Stipple collation, a stop by the library to pick up the new David Drake novel Some Golden Harbor (one of the Lieutenant Leary series, featuring the most lethal librarian in the universe) and a programming meeting with thaadd sometime Sunday, I don't have any plans, because those usually require money, and that's going to be scarce for a while.

Comments

[nornagest.livejournal.com]

> The right person for the job lost, and a woman, who is confused with politics and religion, won.

I sincerely hope that those commas are a sign of illiteracy, not an intentional part of the sentence's structure. Unfortunately, they're probably not.

[wombat-socho.livejournal.com]

Well, she's going to St. Cloud State (not in and of itself indicative, but they do have a reputation for hard partying there) and she's a Wetterling supporter. That's two strikes against her in my book right away.