How dare they not alert the Americans reading it online to their obvious bias!
See, you understand my point exactly. Outrageous behavior on their part.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
How dare they not alert the Americans reading it online to their obvious bias!
See, you understand my point exactly. Outrageous behavior on their part.
Only an American paper would have the right to not indicate what country they were talking about, naturally.
Only an American paper would have the right to not indicate what country they were talking about, naturally.
What? You think there's only White and Male privilege?
I'm from Jamaica. What do you think?
I'm from Jamaica. What do you think?
Phew, that's such a good answer to so many retarded rhetorical questions.
Especially with body language and skeptical expression included.
Randomly, I was searching the library for interesting math-teaching books on Wednesday and ran across a book on how to use a slide-rule (including a mention that computers did exist which could do all kinds of calculations, but that it would be both bulky and very inefficient to use them, like using an axe to swat a fly), written by Isaac Asimov. It was a bit startling.
I still have my sliderule.
That's nothing to be small-font about!
Hrm. I am not sure that Akshewl Litrachoor should be classified as Geek Books; it should transcend, really.
If I'd been asked to list geek books, the first three I would list didn't even make that list: Godel Escher Bach, A Brief History of Time, and Flatland.