Poor Partners
In classical art, you almost never see Athena and Aphrodite depicted together. There’s a reason for that, and it’s not the same reason you never see Clark Kent and Superman in the same room.
Daily Archive: February 16, 2014
Sunday?
Trumwill fills in because as far as he can tell nobody did the Sunday post this week. What are you watching/reading? He’s consuming Revolution, House of Cards, a Green Lantern movie, Brad Meltzer, and Robert Ludlum.
Sometimes the answers to black and white questions are too obvious to see.
For those looking for a panacea to all of the goodwill generated by the current Love Symposium, here’s a quick off-the-top-of-my-head theory that should allow people to revel in a little fun dose of Tod-hating.
Netflix, You Owe Me, You Owe Everybody
Some folks are complaining that Netflix didn’t make a last minute change because of lots of snow.
Talk to Me Like I’m Stupid: Jane Austen Edition
Why is Jane Austen so popular with modern, feminist women? A serious question for OT’s women, feminists, fans of early 19th-century literature, or anyone else, really.
The Agony and the Ecstasy: Life in a Long Distance Relationship
What happens when someone who is suspicious of the very idea of long-distance relationships decides he has no other choice but engage in one?
