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You're at Spacefem.com! I'm really very sorry! Explaining this website is rather futile, but most people like the quizzes so that should keep you amused for a bit, and of course the Spacefem.com Forums provide hours of entertainment. Be sure to sign the guestbook while you're here and feel free to check out our t-shirts and stuff. But it gets to be really irksome when people are super proud of their abilities in a language. Like my dad, who claimed he knew Spanish because he could poorly pronounce a few phrases his students taught him. He still didn't know what the word "conjugate" meant or how to make his own sentences. My old boss at the Cajun restaurant wrote on her menu that she was fluent in French, her "native tongue". All she could say was "But yes, I speak Cajun French." Twice customers came in who spoke some French and she just smiled and walked off when they spoke. When I continued to have a conversation with them in French she threated to take me off the clock. (read more...) [ view 14 replies | post reply ]
What's your favorite way to work out? (read more...) [ view 14 replies | post reply ]
![]() ![]() That frosting that looks all nasty and brown is actually really really dark purple. Yay! (read more...) [ view 7 replies | post reply ]
public service announcement about Wikipedia in academics Posted Sunday April 27th, 3:14 PM by Spacefem First, it's an encyclopedia. Anything in an encyclopedia is generally considered common knowledge, and shouldn't be cited anyway. Second, ANYONE CAN EDIT IT! I can put down in an article that I'm the coolest person in the world, add a "retrieved from" to my citation so it's good forever, and then even if a responsible mod or user reverts my statements on there, it's still in the history forever. That doesn't make it valid. Third, you're better than that. C'mon, would you really choose a topic for a paper that's so cut and dry that you can learn everything you need to know about it (or even a significant portion) from Wikipedia? Go beyond, reach higher, catch the stars, all that. (read more...) [ view 20 replies | post reply ]
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