Well, but a bookshop wouldn't go amiss.

[slemslempike]

I was looking at the website for the British Humanist Association (trying to work out what humanism is, after thinking about a post thatlsugaralmond made), and found this part of their quiz hilarious:

5 When I look at a beautiful view I think that …
A) it must have been designed by God.
B) it would be a nice place for a motorway.
C) this is what life is all about - I feel good.
D) we ought to do everything possible to protect this for future generations.

My general reaction to beautiful views is "oh, that's nice", so I'm probably up there with the unsustainable-transport-planners in many people's eyes. I don't tend to be moved by scenery, although hedgerows do bring out an occasional patriotic murmur. I'm thinking that the BHA is not the place for me, based on that.

Today I finshed The Archaeology of Knowledge. The main outcome of this is that I can now say that I've read The Archaeology of Knowledge, as long as it's in a situation where there will be absolutely NO follow-up questions. Tomorrow will be spent going through the spark notes guide to work out what it actually means. I made an icon from the phdcomic feed, because it seems that it's going to become useful very soon , and I thought that if I needed to make a post and illustrate it with an icon of despair, it would only be exacerbated if I had to make the icon as well. It was mostly in Photoshop, but I couldn't work out how to do a border, so I saved it and then did the border in Paint.

This time next month I'll be in Africa.

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[netgirl-y2k.livejournal.com]

I'm currently convinced that there's a giant conspiracy involving Glasgow city council finding out where I work and deciding to have massive roadworks on every possible route between there in my house. So right now I tend to look at every piece of un-tarmacked land and think 'if there were a road over there I could be driving on that instead of sitting in this logjam.'

Does this make me a terrible person? Possibly.

Would this make me a person who is not late for work? Definately.

[slemslempike.livejournal.com]

Start driving a bulldozer, so you can either get through the traffic, or start work on the extra roads while you're waiting.