I drew this in my physics class. I used a ROUNDEDGE H pencil.
The little guy lost his arm in a physics experiment, the details of which cannot be disclosed at this time.
Baseball is a sport played by two teams that each have nine players. In baseball, one team throws a small round ball called a baseball and the other team tries to hit it with a club called a bat. Teams get points by running and touching markers on the ground called “bases”.
— Baseball is silly (via the Simple English Wikipedia baseball page)
But what about the RBI’s?
Much like those who reference touchdowns as a measure of performance or talent in football have become mocked and discredited, fans of hockey need to ignore those who do the same with goals.
Oh, shit.
Believing and Knowing
There is no difference to “believing” and “knowing”. If you believe something, you know it. Believing describes the process through which you went to find the knowledge, but includes the activity or knowing as well.
This if pretty much the greatest thing. I’ll link the sequel later.
wnyc:
Stunts!
Bwahahaha
Unbearable longing for my old beige velour Star Trek jersey with light blue insignia and metallic blue stripes at the wrists…… —A.P.
(Source: orcses, via thisistheverge)
Lazy Editorialists
Is it considered plagiarism if an editorial in a magazine directly copies without reference or noting it is a quote a paragraph from an article in the same publication?
