The High Definite

It’s been real annoying.

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The New Yorker gives an update to M. C. Escher’s famous woodcut print, which happens to feature those most affected by BP shitting all over the Gulf.

Via The Daily What, which made some waves of its own in another well-known publication.  Congratulations.

Apparently, this is from the textbook used for the course “Reading in the Content Field”, a required course for students going for teacher certification at Washington College.

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The trailer for Steve Hockensmith’s new book, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: Dawn of the Dreadfuls.

I have no idea how the book will be, but the movie’s starting to look pretty damn good.

Out March 23rd.

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My copy of the TFLN book showed up on Friday so I had a full weekend to give it a pretty thorough look-over.  While it isn’t best suited for long car rides or casual reading,  it is definitely the consummate coffee table or “the basket next to the toilet” book.

The website and the book capture the thoughts of the texting generation, ranging from drunken introspective genius to all out toolish jackassery. That being said, it’s an easy read that requires no mental commitment whatsoever, which also happens to be one of its more endearing qualities (much like this blog).

Simply put, if you’re a fan of the site, you’ll like the book.

The Texts From Last Night book comes out January 26th. To pre-order, click here.  It’ll be $15.