Random homework googler memorial thread

To discover the whereabouts of Manderley, one has only to watch the Bob Hope & Bing Crosby & Dorothy Lamour film: On the Road to Manderley. I think it includes one of those 'crawling line across a map' graphics that charts the progress of our heroes o'er land and sea.

mothership connection

upon which George Clinton related album will i find "mothership connection" as a full un-edited version???

― james (james), Tuesday, November 26, 2002

Is that really someone's homework? Dang.

I think it's rather curious that my posts here have not been archived by Google. In fact, so far as I can see, all of the posts up to mine are archived, but mine isn't, nor are those afterward which address mine (though I didn't systematically check all of the latter). A Web search for "ilx "i love books" diachronic pooftah" (interior quotes included in the search string) turns up a hit for this Q&A thread, but neither my email address (contained in full in the text) nor words particular to my reply, result in a hit when added to the search string.
Mark Adkins
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-- Mark Adkins (msadkins0...), August 11th, 2005 3:58 PM. (link)

^^^ this is the most hilarious thing ever. the most beautiful symptom of academy self-importance. amazing. thrilling, even.

academIC.

By curious curiousity I worked with a Muhammad Nayab who got his degree from guess papers.

Wikipedia's plot summary is extremely helpful: "Stevan Javellana's Without Seeing the Dawn was all about the village and the man, the man who lived on the farm but became a rebel when one of the land owner betrayed the farmers. He tried the life on the city, but it was never easy for them."

No, it never was. It really never was. On the city.

Fuck. Wrong thread.

stanislaw lem

Strugatsky Brothers

SPOILER ALERT *** That last one was not actually created by a random googler

Random googler colony collapse disorder.

Then there was the time a gradual student sent in his homework
― My Little Ruud Book (Ken L), Wednesday, September 6, 2006 9:17 PM (ten years ago)

Somewhat surprised no one ever asked for a Flowers for Algernon progris riport.

Who said how sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child crossword?

Whoever said it, it's not as catchy as:

Random googler colony collapse disorder.

― Horace Silver Machine (James Redd and the Blecchs)