... and he found the other side of that vortex.
There are portals everywhere!
July 11, 2012
On the other side of the vortex...
Chip Ahoy follows my advice to "keep looking"...
... and he found the other side of that vortex.
There are portals everywhere!
... and he found the other side of that vortex.
There are portals everywhere!
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I wonder if the girl in the vortex reads this blog.
Buddha should have jumped or something when she went through, but great idea nonetheless.
Good one.
Tell the sumo wrestler that the cake is a lie.
Well, at least she's still alive.
I enjoy the glimpses into Chip's mind but I worry about him(?) sometimes. It's that very fine line between genius (there's that word Althouse avoids except for snark) and insanity.
But it is very interesting when Chip strays over to the dark side of the moon to report what's going on there.
I wondered what happened to the statue for which I modeled.
I think he wants to eat her. Maybe she's rich;)
"Strange object imaged in the Althouse Vortex."
"Bring it through safely. Land it."
Cherchez la femme, little buddy!
How about a new portal to the ranks of law profs?
Yale Law just added a Ph.D. program for lawyers who want to become academics. Tuition waived, stipend added. Finally, something is being done to address the critical shortage of Elis in the rapidly growing field of legal education!
http://www.yalealumnimagazine.com/blog/?p=15210
edutcher: The Buddha would have if she was better endowed and in her bikinis. In her current incarnation even Bill Clinton would have ignored her.
Keep looking and you see an image of Althouse on that side of the vortex ...
Taking a worthless painting, and making it worthwhile.
bagoh20 said...
I wonder if the girl in the vortex reads this blog.
Not any more--she's off on a big adventure. You're not in Wisconsin anymore, babe.
BarrySanders20 said...
I enjoy the glimpses into Chip's mind but I worry about him(?) sometimes
One of the better reasons to hang around. I've been wanting to tell him that my wife could not find any basil so she made pesto out of some Arugula we had growing in a pot on the deck.
I thought it was pretty good, but I've been known to eat roadkill so I'm not a good judge.
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