Archive for the ‘Humour’ Category

Self-control

21 June 2010

Speaking of email addiction, I think the topic can be extended just a bit. I enjoyed this clip from Joshua Harris speaking on the subject. […]

Chant

27 April 2010

Chant is a way of musically speaking prose texts—in particular, religious texts. One advantage of chant over other types of singing is that any prose text can be sung. This means, for example, that the Psalms do not need to be paraphrased metrically; they can be sung as-is. […]

Twenty things the iPad doesn’t do

13 April 2010

A list of twenty things the iPad don’t do. […]

Syntactical ambiguity

6 April 2010

Syntactical ambiguity refers to how the syntax, or grammar, of a phrase or sentence can be taken more than one way. Usually it’s obvious to native speakers which meaning is meant.[…]

Flying penguins

1 April 2010

Quiz: Answers

31 March 2010

To score the three submissions for my trivia quiz, I followed the following scheme:[…]