I might be mildly allergic to some food, but I couldn't yet figure out what food it is. It's also possible that it's pollens and other non-food things causing my allergy only.
@Randal'Thor the idea was to use something for us americans. California has the largest north to south expanse in the us, and it also have several mountainous regions, so climate in California varies a lot
@AnkitSharma Nearly all the top users of Literature are youngsters. Mith, Beastly, and Riker are 14, Emrak is 20, and I think HDE and CHEESE are also pretty young.
Nearly all the top users on Lit are youngsters, for some reason. Mith, Riker, and Beastly are 14, Emrak is 20, HDE is pretty young too, and I suspect so is Cheese.
I can't decide whether to flag for Robert to undelete that. It was posted so that everyone would know that he declined it, and would stop mentioning it in chat.
@Mithrandir Umm... There's actually a really funny story behind it. I was taking it out, it slipped from my hand...
And me in my panicked, im-not-thinking mind decides to catch by launching my arm from on top of the phone. Like always, I miss. I hit my phone. Phone is now a rocket ship flying to the ground.
@Zizouz212 I've done exactly that! I had a phone which survived so many bumps and drops -- and then a year in I swatted it spinning a couple of feet while trying to catch it and its screen smashed.
@amaranth Yes, you are progressing, but technically not because of this post. The nomination process starts before the final evaluation is complete — but as a purely pragmatic matter, if it doesn't look like the private beta is going to make it, there's enough flexibility in the timing of this post to avoid putting the community through the motions. — Robert Cartaino ♦2 days ago
The trouble in messaging a girl - when she puts a ^.^, I don't know if she uses that smile for everyone, or tries to show her affection towards me offtopic
He simply got tired of writing about Holmes, and he wanted to focus on his other writing.
I'm going to quote from a book called The Best of Sherlock Holmes, by Wordsworth Classics:
However, even before the ink was dry on the manuscript of 'The Copper Beeches' its author had wearied of Sherlo...
I was kind of surprised to see the authors tag up and about.
The tag wiki excerpt reads this (emphasis mine)
For questions which are explicitly about the author of the work. Do not use this tag unless your question directly relates to some literary aspect of an author's life (motivation for ...
The Area 51 page for this SE:
http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/93238/literature
has us doing reasonably well in questions asked (27.2/day, vs 10 required). Only 73% are answered, but that seems OK to me (though perhaps we should make a point of answering some unanswered questions, even...
The influence of "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" by Joseph Campbell is well documented. I have picked up the version published in the "Collected Works of Joseph Campbell" series and have sadly found it be disjointed and in many cases extremely difficult to understand or find the through-line of ...
In "The Rebel" Camus asserts that "Progress, the futur of science, the cult of technology and of production are bourgeois myths."
Why is Camus defining these themes as "bourgeois myths"?
He simply got tired of writing about Holmes, and he wanted to focus on his other writing.
I'm going to quote from a book called The Best of Sherlock Holmes, by Wordsworth Classics:
However, even before the ink was dry on the manuscript of 'The Copper Beeches' its author had wearied of Sherlo...
I was kind of surprised to see the authors tag up and about.
The tag wiki excerpt reads this (emphasis mine)
For questions which are explicitly about the author of the work. Do not use this tag unless your question directly relates to some literary aspect of an author's life (motivation for ...
My question is not why they call their father Atticus as much as why he lets them do this, and what this says about their characters.
The Area 51 page for this SE:
http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/93238/literature
has us doing reasonably well in questions asked (27.2/day, vs 10 required). Only 73% are answered, but that seems OK to me (though perhaps we should make a point of answering some unanswered questions, even...
In "The Rebel" Camus asserts that "Progress, the futur of science, the cult of technology and of production are bourgeois myths."
Why is Camus defining these themes as "bourgeois myths"?
