Why so much Alice porn? I'm bi, and I think there's too much Alice porn. (I can't get over her canonical age.)
This for a couple books which are really about why higher math sux. That's really the 2+π^(e*i) and only explanation for things like "You can always have more, you just can't have less."
In the Lewis Carroll stories, Alice is 7 years old, but she behaves like a much older child. On stage and screen she's always older, often a teenager or a young adult. I didn't know there was a lot of Alice porn. Maybe because the story is familiar and in the pubic domain?
a suggestion: look up the program schedule/tv guide for the area & time? you might even be able to find it online (as opposed to library microfilm newpaper/tvguide/whatever)
Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't think it would be feasible. I don't remember the exact date or the channel, so I would have to go through weeks of entries.
I'm guessing your grandmother would've hidden the TV when she wasn't watching the news if she could. That was fashionable in the 50s and 60s. Most did watch theatre, classical music, and the like. Basically part of that "TV makes you dumb, Mozart makes you smart" nonsense. Basically, new media are evil, going back to movable type at least.
I will say, maybe it was being more athletic, but I liked rural life, to some degree. At least in the summer. But a lot of it was we also tended to remove clothes before any sports if there was any danger they could tear or get dirty or otherwise ruined, so there was a side benefit. I also remember one boy always trying to look at my dick whenever I took a piss.
I don't remember Grandma Davis watching anything except one time Johnny Carson (late night talk show), and old Laurel and Hardy shorts ("they knew how to make movies funny in those days").
Why so much Alice porn? I'm bi, and I think there's too much Alice porn. (I can't get over her canonical age.)
ReplyDeleteThis for a couple books which are really about why higher math sux. That's really the 2+π^(e*i) and only explanation for things like "You can always have more, you just can't have less."
In the Lewis Carroll stories, Alice is 7 years old, but she behaves like a much older child. On stage and screen she's always older, often a teenager or a young adult. I didn't know there was a lot of Alice porn. Maybe because the story is familiar and in the pubic domain?
Deletea suggestion: look up the program schedule/tv guide for the area & time? you might even be able to find it online (as opposed to library microfilm newpaper/tvguide/whatever)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the suggestion, but I don't think it would be feasible. I don't remember the exact date or the channel, so I would have to go through weeks of entries.
DeleteI'm guessing your grandmother would've hidden the TV when she wasn't watching the news if she could. That was fashionable in the 50s and 60s. Most did watch theatre, classical music, and the like. Basically part of that "TV makes you dumb, Mozart makes you smart" nonsense. Basically, new media are evil, going back to movable type at least.
ReplyDeleteI will say, maybe it was being more athletic, but I liked rural life, to some degree. At least in the summer. But a lot of it was we also tended to remove clothes before any sports if there was any danger they could tear or get dirty or otherwise ruined, so there was a side benefit. I also remember one boy always trying to look at my dick whenever I took a piss.
I don't remember Grandma Davis watching anything except one time Johnny Carson (late night talk show), and old Laurel and Hardy shorts ("they knew how to make movies funny in those days").
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