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5/16 What can you do with a degree in English Lit? Have a profound
influence on the subconscious minds of geeks everywhere:
http://avclub.theonion.com/avclub3303/avfeature3303.html
\_ *LAUGH* having an English Lit degree does not make you into a
Douglas Adams. If that were so, HHttG wouldn't stand out. Books
and series of similar quality and humor would be everywhere.
Instead, we have fry dunkers and burger flippers everywhere.
\_ j00 are just bitter, elyt hax0r, that you had to work for your
degree...as opposed to reading fun books and writing stuff.
\_ why do geeks admire Douglas Adams so much? also, was that reply
of his to someone criticizing his anecdotes and dismissing them
as urban legend supposed to impress me? |
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