Friday, September 29, 2006
Friday is Haiku Day, Part II
I challenge my fellow Baylor bloggers, and commenters, to make Friday haiku day. My efforts for this week relate to my pending visit to Common Grounds, where I shall partake of coffee and some conversation with an actual professional philosopher. That is the kind of thing you can do as a professor. But first, the goods:
Dancing Barista,
You are shakin', not stirred;
Yes, please add some foam!
Dancing Barista,
You are shakin', not stirred;
Yes, please add some foam!
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Stirred as two beats is kinda far fetched unless there's an é,to make it a stir-red.
# posted by 
: 11:35 AM
: 11:35 AM
8:38--
I think you have six syllables in the first line. You will be graded down one full letter grade for the quarter, and I need a memo by 8 am.
I think you have six syllables in the first line. You will be graded down one full letter grade for the quarter, and I need a memo by 8 am.
My changed has one syl
I guess you must talk funny
Or maybe it's me.
No memo for me.
Associates can write those.
Fond thoughts of Muldrow.
-- 8:38
Oh, and
Professorial
Is not always a virtue
Nor always a vice.
I guess you must talk funny
Or maybe it's me.
No memo for me.
Associates can write those.
Fond thoughts of Muldrow.
-- 8:38
Oh, and
Professorial
Is not always a virtue
Nor always a vice.
# posted by : 12:50 PM
: 12:50 PM
DRAT.
Even so, I think "dances" can be a one beat word...
Haikuists count beats, not syllables.
But if you disagree, drop the "she," make it
Seen only one time
Imagination Figment
Dances in your mind
I never could count anyway. Hence the law degree instead of MBA School
Even so, I think "dances" can be a one beat word...
Haikuists count beats, not syllables.
But if you disagree, drop the "she," make it
Seen only one time
Imagination Figment
Dances in your mind
I never could count anyway. Hence the law degree instead of MBA School
# posted by : 5:25 PM
: 5:25 PM
Friday's PC2 lesson:
Professor Counseller thinks we are all plotting to steal his Crawford powerpoint. Then we want to sell that powerpoint presentation to those people who want to present it to a CLE or we ourselves want to hold onto that powerpoint until we are experienced enough attorneys to be asked to do a CLE and hope that our topic is Crawford.
Did anyone feel as though when WJC was making his powerpoint, cloud background and all, he was rubbing his hands saying "My Precious" over and over...
Professor Counseller thinks we are all plotting to steal his Crawford powerpoint. Then we want to sell that powerpoint presentation to those people who want to present it to a CLE or we ourselves want to hold onto that powerpoint until we are experienced enough attorneys to be asked to do a CLE and hope that our topic is Crawford.
Did anyone feel as though when WJC was making his powerpoint, cloud background and all, he was rubbing his hands saying "My Precious" over and over...
# posted by : 3:59 PM
: 3:59 PM
I would have stolen that powerpoint in a second. You could get a lot of money on the black market for that. Citizens of unstable former communist states are thirsting for quality powerpoint presentations.
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