Odd
Today: rapping professors.
particular: Prof. Klaus Berger (University of Cologne) 823-Rap - is also available as Youtube video with matching visual support.
against: Drygalas answer at Spiegel Online .
all far from exam level, but use the basic idea, rhymes and rhythms to learning is good and the implementation is certainly less painful than Tele-Jura .
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Pachuco Suits For Sale
Fat Talk and Model Evolution
I'll probably post a more private entry tomorrow then, but until:
On one of the boards I frequent, one of the users just posted two photos of the before / after variety. She wanted to share her joy over losing 12 lb and complained that her husband had looked at them and said: "And where's the difference?". Then he had lookd again and said: "Right, on the first one you have more feminine curves."
I will NOT comment that I thought exactly the same ... 'cause, you know, that would be mean. But the posting made me think of a video someone posted recently on![[info]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vrqCvjP2uK1DM4VISk-2qVOz-pMj4_3M6cYh3XmPgQDKVsALcWoPBs6vv_MoayTaHO8JLdY_RKWv14NzPsXAGpjXQxFF2EawmCPzx4Im5yPPX0gT0uQw=s0-d)
shangy_feminism , which I want to share:
I think the video message is spot on How often have I heard perfectly normal girls and women complain that they are too fat! It's idiotic.
On the other hand, most people are very polite about my weight (which I appreciate), but don't think twice about making negative remarks when a woman is very thin. As if negative comments no your body weren't depressing regardles of your figure/body shape.
Related:
I'll probably post a more private entry tomorrow then, but until:
On one of the boards I frequent, one of the users just posted two photos of the before / after variety. She wanted to share her joy over losing 12 lb and complained that her husband had looked at them and said: "And where's the difference?". Then he had lookd again and said: "Right, on the first one you have more feminine curves."
I will NOT comment that I thought exactly the same ... 'cause, you know, that would be mean. But the posting made me think of a video someone posted recently on
shangy_feminism , which I want to share: I think the video message is spot on How often have I heard perfectly normal girls and women complain that they are too fat! It's idiotic.
On the other hand, most people are very polite about my weight (which I appreciate), but don't think twice about making negative remarks when a woman is very thin. As if negative comments no your body weren't depressing regardles of your figure/body shape.
Related:
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