Category Archives: Bloggenpheffer

Very funny if you have a slightly askew sense of humor and can laugh about religion and fast food. Does take a while to load, but worth it.

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“Culture of life”extended to protect yeast fungi In a stunning victory for pro-life activists, the South Dakota legislature has passed a bill to protect the lives of Candida fungi by banning the treatment of yeast infections. Full story here.

Instructions here. Interesting use for old law textbooks!

In addition to the Eight Types of Faculty Meeting Attendees listed below (and “adapted” from this post) are the following (shamelessly cribbed from the comments to this post): The Debator: Likes to play devil’s advocate to any reasonable idea, and … Continue reading →

Adapted from: “8 types of meeting attendees” at Jonathan Grubb: 1. The Talker: Person who thinks talking is the same as contributing. (Admittedly, sometimes that’s me.) 2. The Dean: This person may or may not actually be the Dean. The … Continue reading →

Excerpts from this National Law Journal article, entitled: “Blogging law profs assault ivory tower”: …” Law professor blogging is such a hot topic that a confab of faculty members from across the country will meet at Harvard Law School in … Continue reading →

Change IS possible! Full account here, via I Blame The Patriarchy.

Last week the University of South Carolina School hosted Martha Nussbaum as our 2006 Knowlton Lecturer and she was terrific. She gave an outstanding public lecture on “Radical Evil in the Lockean State: The Neglect of the Political Emotions”, taught … Continue reading →

Here, by “The Underpaid Kept Woman.” Warning: It makes prodigious use of “the f word,” which I am calling “the f word” not because I am squeamish or prudish about language, but because apparently too many postings with explicit cuss … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

While it is true that Valentine’s Day tends to enrich card companies and chocolate manufacturers, and to enforce all kinds of apallingly patriarchal, heteronormative views of love and relationships, I celebrate it with some enthusiasm in my own subversive way. … Continue reading →

“WASHINGTON (AP) The results of a new survey conducted by pollsters suggest that, contrary to common scientific wisdom, correlation does in fact imply causation. The highly reputable source, Gallup Polls, Inc., surveyed 1009 Americans during the month of October and … Continue reading →

Great procrastinating fun. Via RejectNull.

From Yes Yello Cello: “John Lithgow is probably a really nice guy. He’s certainly talented, and he was pretty funny in Third Rock from the Sun. But John Lithgow has also played a lot of scary, creepy villains (Raising Cain, … Continue reading →

…you’ll want to make one of these.