Boo!
Reetin requires a memory card, Enrei is a pony, and Lusipurr sleeps. Also: pretzels, gin, mustard, travel advice, hiring opportunities, pointless anecdotes, PIBS, and a return to the eclectic style with which Lusipurr.com veterans will be well familiar.
Matt Dance
2I for one prefer the show format. Where else am I going to hear about tea recommendations? And has Lusipurr ever considered posting any research reports? History and literature are interesting too, ya know.
Lusipurr 0The staff do have access to, amongst other things, my thesis. From what they’ve told me, they find it very boring–but they are not historians, philosophers, or literary critics, so it may simply be a matter of not participating in the sort of discourse for which they have an affinity.
Matt Dance 0I’d actually like to read that, or what other essays you produce on a weekly basis; I need all the verbose critical analyses on exactly those subjects I can get. For instance, right now I’m supposed to be summarizing revisions to a Congressional education act, and it’s the opposite of interesting, but I’d appreciate some higher reading to get into the right frame of mind. Brains, like muscles, tend to atrophy without the proper exercise.
By the way, Twining’s Ceylon Pekoe Orange is my favorite tea with milk, to relax, and their English or Irish Breakfast Tea (the hard stuff) on a busy day.
Enrei 1Another BOOOOOO podcast!
SiliconNooB 0@Lusipurr: We have access? Is it in Google Docs or something?
Lusipurr 0@SN: It’s by request. Reetin has read it, I think.
Mel 0You’ve only just discovered the pretzel chip and mustard combo? I hope not, it’s been something I’ve enjoyed for years.
