Et tu, Brute? – “It is noteworthy that the very first thing the Lord wants us to know about the very first introduction of evil on the earth is that the serpent was the most crafty of beasts (or, as the Authorized Version has it, the serpent was “more subtle”). This should make us aware of the fact that the most serious and despicable of evils will likely come to us in casual and apparently harmless attire.”
A Lot More of the Old – Wise words.
‘The Book Thief’ Movie – Not entirely sure how I feel about this… the book is one of my all-time favorites, and there are so many ways Hollywood could screw up the adaption. Having said that, the cast looks terrific and Zusak himself is pleased with the choice of director. So I guess that’s something.
Expedition – This is (one of the many, many reasons) why I love XKCD.
No Honesty Without Truth – “Among the many words (and concepts) that have been deconstructed and redefined for these postmodern times is the idea of honesty.” An oldie but goodie from Phil Johnson, recently republished on the Pyro blog. “
”You can save a lot of money by walking face-first into a spider-web every morning instead of buying coffee.” – Eddie Eddings
*goes into gales of laughter over Mr. Edding’s quote*
My day is made.
I have GOT to tell that coffee quote to a friend.
I did, and I got a rather huge response. They were all virtually rolling on their virtual floors.