The American Papist reprints in full a letter from the ND director of Alumni to club leaders. You can read it here.
I will now translate it:
Keep giving us money!
That’s all.
The American Papist reprints in full a letter from the ND director of Alumni to club leaders. You can read it here.
I will now translate it:
Keep giving us money!
That’s all.
You know I don’t think much of this current president but C’MON!
The Anchoress in her wise post (you know I don’t ever remember her not having a wise one) on the Notre Dame situation mentions it as a curisosity at the end at asks the question:
Who THINKS of this stuff?
If you actually think this is significant then that’s a Nelson award just waiting to happen.
And she’s cute too:
“If you want to know how quickly 2 hours goes by. Have a medicine that you have to take every two hours or a baby you have to feed.”: Valery Ingemi
You know tech gadgets are nice but come ON:
Robert Jones said he trusted his navigational system and continued to follow it when it told him the steep, narrow footpath he was driving on was a road.
Mr Jones, from Doncaster, South Yorkshire, now faces court action for driving without due care and attention.
His BMW nearly plunged down a 100ft cliff in Todmorden, West Yorkshire, on Sunday.
He was only stopped from falling after the vehicle rammed into a wire fence.
I’m of the transitional age where we lived both with and without stuff like cellphones, GPS, Laptops, VCR, DVD, wireless, Ipods and even cassette tapes etc etc etc. We actually lived pretty good without them.
Our parents talked of common sense. One eyewitness diseminates some:
“It’s all well and good trusting your sat nav but how about trusting your eyes and when there’s not a road in front of you, don’t keep driving.”
I mean C’mon!
UPDATE: Corrected the bad cut and paste