But do they have unicorn and electric car parking?
Where the unread books transpire.
Reading anything by Margaret Atwood is bloody mortar.
We don’t burn books anymore, just entomb them. None of our customers can read, anyway.
Just another brick in the banal.
Bloody brilliant!
Somebody stole my bricks!
A blind woman had me read to her A Handmaiden’s Tale. Worst book ever. Anti Christian. Hypocrisy. The whole thing could be written about the climate change religion. Stream of thought, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, short sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, the meter took a good 1/4 of the book to catch on. Mary, the woman, thought the book is brilliant. Reading aloud I thought it was torture.
Caption: “Honey, I don’t think this will pass the fire marshall’s inspection.”
Another brick in the wall. Tim
Can’t learn. Can’t burn.
“Tear down this wall!”
Something to use the tons of unsold copies of “Hard Choices” for, other than land fill compost.
I knew this copy of “Hard Choices” would come in handy.
n1 chris, you beat me to it by 1 minute.
that said, mine’s much more pithy.
The keystone of CanLit.
Of course they have a unicorn stables and an electric car garage! California it is, doncha know?
The daughter of a friend in PA lives in California – she was showing us photos of her sons’
high school – palatial is an understatement. She said with pride that the school’s
athletic facilities are so good that pro footballers come there to practice. She had no
idea that this might cost money – and yet she herself has difficulty with employment –
probably because of her (genuine) bad health – her two sisters are gainfully employed,
one in the USAF.
I’ve met a number of Americans this year who would all be enthusiastic supporters
of Justin Trudeau if they had a chance. And I don’t associate with leftwards.
If I find a Quran in that wall ‘I Will Keel You!’
couldn’t they just have bricked up the building with quran’s?
We’ve also entrusted civilization and our post modern, moral relativist, utopian, apocalyptic world vision using the same flimsy building material.
Well said!!
Imagine an employee of Literati Cafe saying, “Of COURSE we have a library! It’s right over
there, in the wall.”
BTW the wall expresses the view of professional librarians, who actively dislike books. They like each other,
sometimes, and electrons. They should all be replaced by sysadmins. In the (large) library of my own university
there are only three persons with any brains – the University Librarian, another who shall be nameless, and –
their capable systems programmer. Fortunately for them, their staff [i.e. nonprofessionals] are pretty good.
“Another prick in the wall” by Brinck Floyd
The Silence from the Tree Huggers is Deafening
Turns out, we DO need this thought control, but only if the Literai need a place to drink.
Maybe some Liberals will be standing next to that wall when the next earthquake hits LA. Cheap Mortar and heavy books make a delightful combination.
How many Trees had to Die to Build this Wall?
Correction:
that should read
“Another prick in the wall” by Dink Floyd.
Books are the bedrock of our society
“The theme of the new Literacy Memorial echoes the theme of the Viet Nam Memorial, both mournful tributes to a war lost.”
“Wall of Shame”
Opening the book was easy compared to reading it.
The remains of a brick sh**house!
“I’m sorry, you can’t read that. It’s a structural paperback.”
I pray those are merely the spines of the books in a facade. No way the actual books being used as bricks would be acceptable under L.A. building codes. One earthquake would produce a airborne cloud of pretension.
Never in the field of literature was so much owed by so many to so few.
Remaindered
The culmination of 18 years of university education.
Never in the field of literature was so much owed by so many for so little.
The work of apprentice brick layers.
For liberals, books are an affectation and nothing more.
Secondly, the only use for any crap written by Margaret Atwood is industrial or mundane.
Might I suggest doorstop?
I wonder if Hillary’s book makes the grade there?
Our new wall will only have Obama autobiographies, 1 copy of each, regardless of who actually wrote them
The latest trend in carbon sequestration.
“Because the literati of the Left doesn’t actually -read-, you know. And besides, this way the f-ing hippies can’t steal them.”
A Failing Foundation
I warned you time after time: “You can borrow them, BUT BRING THEM BACK!”
Quips &Mortar
Agreed. Winner!
Hearth-warming
litterature
No longer content on burning books, liberals found entombing them to be a better solution.
But do they have unicorn and electric car parking?
Where the unread books transpire.
Reading anything by Margaret Atwood is bloody mortar.
We don’t burn books anymore, just entomb them. None of our customers can read, anyway.
Just another brick in the banal.
Bloody brilliant!
Somebody stole my bricks!
A blind woman had me read to her A Handmaiden’s Tale. Worst book ever. Anti Christian. Hypocrisy. The whole thing could be written about the climate change religion. Stream of thought, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, short sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, incredibly long sentence, the meter took a good 1/4 of the book to catch on. Mary, the woman, thought the book is brilliant. Reading aloud I thought it was torture.
Caption: “Honey, I don’t think this will pass the fire marshall’s inspection.”
Another brick in the wall. Tim
Can’t learn. Can’t burn.
“Tear down this wall!”
Something to use the tons of unsold copies of “Hard Choices” for, other than land fill compost.
I knew this copy of “Hard Choices” would come in handy.
n1 chris, you beat me to it by 1 minute.
that said, mine’s much more pithy.
The keystone of CanLit.
Of course they have a unicorn stables and an electric car garage! California it is, doncha know?
The daughter of a friend in PA lives in California – she was showing us photos of her sons’
high school – palatial is an understatement. She said with pride that the school’s
athletic facilities are so good that pro footballers come there to practice. She had no
idea that this might cost money – and yet she herself has difficulty with employment –
probably because of her (genuine) bad health – her two sisters are gainfully employed,
one in the USAF.
I’ve met a number of Americans this year who would all be enthusiastic supporters
of Justin Trudeau if they had a chance. And I don’t associate with leftwards.
If I find a Quran in that wall ‘I Will Keel You!’
couldn’t they just have bricked up the building with quran’s?
We’ve also entrusted civilization and our post modern, moral relativist, utopian, apocalyptic world vision using the same flimsy building material.
Well said!!
Imagine an employee of Literati Cafe saying, “Of COURSE we have a library! It’s right over
there, in the wall.”
BTW the wall expresses the view of professional librarians, who actively dislike books. They like each other,
sometimes, and electrons. They should all be replaced by sysadmins. In the (large) library of my own university
there are only three persons with any brains – the University Librarian, another who shall be nameless, and –
their capable systems programmer. Fortunately for them, their staff [i.e. nonprofessionals] are pretty good.
“Another prick in the wall” by Brinck Floyd
The Silence from the Tree Huggers is Deafening
Turns out, we DO need this thought control, but only if the Literai need a place to drink.
Maybe some Liberals will be standing next to that wall when the next earthquake hits LA. Cheap Mortar and heavy books make a delightful combination.
How many Trees had to Die to Build this Wall?
Correction:
that should read
“Another prick in the wall” by Dink Floyd.
Books are the bedrock of our society
“The theme of the new Literacy Memorial echoes the theme of the Viet Nam Memorial, both mournful tributes to a war lost.”
“Wall of Shame”
Opening the book was easy compared to reading it.
The remains of a brick sh**house!
“I’m sorry, you can’t read that. It’s a structural paperback.”
I pray those are merely the spines of the books in a facade. No way the actual books being used as bricks would be acceptable under L.A. building codes. One earthquake would produce a airborne cloud of pretension.
.
WALL OF CONFUSION
.
Rush Limbaugh Audio: California Couple Tells Rush Limbaugh They Were Asked to House Immigrant Children
http://commoncts.blogspot.com/2014/07/audio-california-couple-tells-rush.html
Never in the field of literature was so much owed by so many to so few.
Remaindered
The culmination of 18 years of university education.
Never in the field of literature was so much owed by so many for so little.
The work of apprentice brick layers.
For liberals, books are an affectation and nothing more.
Secondly, the only use for any crap written by Margaret Atwood is industrial or mundane.
Might I suggest doorstop?
I wonder if Hillary’s book makes the grade there?
Our new wall will only have Obama autobiographies, 1 copy of each, regardless of who actually wrote them
The latest trend in carbon sequestration.
“Because the literati of the Left doesn’t actually -read-, you know. And besides, this way the f-ing hippies can’t steal them.”
A Failing Foundation
I warned you time after time: “You can borrow them, BUT BRING THEM BACK!”
Quips &Mortar
Agreed. Winner!
Hearth-warming
litterature
No longer content on burning books, liberals found entombing them to be a better solution.