FHL,

My favorite part of that report was the phrase immediately after the one you cite. I pointed it out in such an awkward way during the conversation that it was edited out. Perhaps it just isn’t that funny.

I’m with arJ on this one, but I self-censored my comment on that phrase. This is, after all, a family blog.

despite the participation of Anti-Recycle John this week.

That’s anti-recycle John to you. Follow the style guide, dammit!

Also, being hopelessly nerdy isn’t a drawback around here; it’s almost a requirement. If there is anything nerdy, nerdful, or nerdlike, we seek after these things.

I wonder if the BYU newspaper writers will start writing the PB in a hope that they are included in the PB roundup…..

GST: Some of us, not so deep.

ArJ: like the Stanford Prison Experiment, played out each week in the pages of the Daily Universe?”

Steve seems to be talking about the Milgram obedience studies, not the Stanford Prison Experiments (conducted by Zimbardo). I feel so dorky pointing it out, but my inner nerd just can’t resist typing this and pushing the ‘add my comment’ button.

Wow! I had to wonder, who is the “victim” here, the suspicious male or a dirty bearded lady?

Out of all of these, this got the biggest laugh from me.

I’m all in favor of composting you, just not in a bin with arrow stickers.

Tanya S.,

I believe that I attended in 1991. I learned some amazing things that summer. For instance, Ty Detmer has a larger adam’s apple than I do. And you can eat lunch wearing a t-shirt and a towel if you’re on the football team, but don’t try it if you’re not.

FHL,

My favorite part of that report was the phrase immediately after the one you cite. I pointed it out in such an awkward way during the conversation that it was edited out. Perhaps it just isn’t that funny.