"Students Write the Damnedest Things"

[eilonwy]

about The Canterbury Tales:
"Some stories are more comedic and others extremely tragic. This is the effect that Chaucer is going for because such is the inevitability of Chaucer's times. Some days are great, but the prospect of what was on the horizon loomed over the current, temporary joy."

Um. Huh?Oooh, and this one, (different paper but

Comments

[stacyinthecity]

FOREVERWARE!

I have the complete series on DVD. :)

[eilonwy]

Dood, that's awesome. :) I've actually only seen a few episodes (alas-- and there aren't that many total, are there?) but my parents and I saw the Foreverware episode together and have made jokes about it for yeeeeeears. :D

[krasota]

Good gravy, you can't mention that series this late at night. I'll have the goddamn bone song as sung by dogs stuck in my head and it will permeate all of my dreams.

[tsuki_no_bara]

a holy pecan, heee.

you could've told the guy you bathe in the blood of virgins every night.... that might've gotten him off your case. :D

[caffienekitty]

an un-sarcastically holy pecan

She meant "paean" perhaps?

I'm finding the phrase 'an un-sarcastically holy pecan' rather nifty.

[emilytheslayer]

That's what I was wondering.

[malakim]

I kind of want to see an "un-sarcastically holy pecan" now.

And I wonder if it makes a good pie.

HA!

[qahawthorne]

Holy pecan, batman! That made my day.