the Captain believes rounded corners should be permissible

01.09.06 | 2 Comments

[...] I like Dorothy’s Donation Derby almost as much as I like her comic Cat and Girl. If you send her money, she does a small drawing to show how she spent it. The result is an autobiographical comic blog with snippets of funny dialogue and moments from her life. Today there was a library mention that will be funny to anyone who still maintains vertical files. Don’t we have computers for that? I spent a good chunk of my life cutting out newspapers for the wonderfully eclectic American Radicalism & Popular Culture vertical files when I was an undergrad at Michigan State University. If you ever happen to be in East Lansing researching representations of Grant Wood’s American Gothic in advertising, MSU’s got yer back. We never got into any screaming matches either. [...]

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You know, in Spain we call baguettes (and many other varieties of bread Americans all call “baguette”) just “bread” and we call the weird bagged sponge thing “Bimbo bread” or “mold bread”.

Bimbo bread is nice because it doesn’t turn hard very fast. It makes a good emergency back-up on days I forget to get normal bread in the morning.

Martinez 01.24.06



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