Labels: cultural anthropology, firearms, gender dimorphism, International Relations, methods considered unsound, music, Rule 303, too much information

this is why they lsot teh war. andnd teh othar war.

my borthar senent me it. hes up for paraol soon. god hlep im if tehy see this.

Labels: cultural anthropology, language truth and logic, music

Indeed not.

Welcome to 1978. Those of you who are too young to remember those days may not realize how ordinary and unremarkable these events were, in that long-vanished age. People like this, they were your neighbors or the cop on the beat. We had come so far, but then, somehow, we lost our way.

Labels: aerospace, All our pomp of yesterday, Blind Owl Wilson, Canned Heat, cultural anthropology, if music be the food of love, Michelson-Morley, music, science, thought experiment, video

It seems that our colleague Harry has discovered one of those "divided-by-a-common-language" sort of things, where customs in England differ in subtle but profound ways from those in civilized nations: I infer that in England, when you order a pizza, all you get is food. But we do things differently in America.

Labels: cuisine, cultural anthropology, the imponderable mysteries of the human heart, too much information

[HMAS] Melbourne... was the only British Commonwealth naval vessel to sink two friendly warships in peacetime.

emphasas mine.

Labels: cultural anthropology, relationship advice, the imponderable mysteries of the human heart, Thomas Hobbes

to be faare not all wommen in mane are liek this. onyly some.

via darawan!

Labels: Aardman, cultural anthropology, gender dimorphism