Category: navel gazing

Confusion

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Y’all know that Your Humble Blogger is not a very good driver, so perhaps you can help me out, here. There’s an intersection in Williamsburg called College Corner, or more often Confusion Corner, which is a sort of Y, with…

Who is wrong, and who is … also wrong

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All-righty, Gentle Readers, I suspect that not a single one of you woke up this morning thinking ‘but what does Vardibidian think of the whole Newsweek brouhaha?’ I hope not, anyway. Still, a bloggists rant should exceed his grasp of…

Policy, merits, whatever

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Your Humble Blogger happened to read an actual paper today. One of the things I really like about that experience is that I read a good deal more of the paper than I otherwise would. One of the things I…

talk about the subject of the conversation

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It may be difficult for Gentle Readers to believe, but Your Humble Blogger does try not to write about subject on which I am entirely ignorant. One of those things is the corporate media, sometimes called the mainstream media, mostly…

Storyists?

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Have you ever wished you were there when, say, the first critic dismissively called a style of blurry paintings that called attention to their brushwork and the surface of the painting rather than a naturalistic depiction of the subject “impressionism”?…

iz, wuz, wazoo

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Many of my Gentle Readers are aware of the Time Traveler Convention, which will have been this evening. It was being mentioned on several blogs and journals, mostly with a vaguely entertained and amused air. Your Humble Blogger’s immediate thought,…

Generic Entry

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Dan, over at Position of Ignorance has written a generic journal entry, which intrigued Your Humble Blogger, and inspired the following (generic) musings. These musings begin, generically, with an examination of a word used in passing by Dan, which he…