Author Archives: Quizzer

Shoot the Messenger? Absolutely!

28 Thursday Jan 2016

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We’re at the absolute lowest point during the presidential election silly season. I’ve been paying attention to presidential politics since the ripe old age of 10 or so, when a friend’s mother asked me why I supported Gerald Ford over Jimmy Carter. I had no idea. I’m sure she meant well. I remember flexing my brain. With superior logic, I could convince another voter to join “my side”! The pressure was on. Continue reading →

The Spork Speaks: Free Speech

21 Thursday Jan 2016

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I stumbled upon an article about free speech and why we shouldn’t have it in The Chronicle, published at Duke University. Being bored and insane, but mostly insane, I’m presenting it to our audience to better demonstrate what cultural libertarians are fighting against.

Duke University costs nearly $50k per year. That is a lot of white privilege to work off, so PhD in Literature candidate Bennett Carpenter is starting early. That is what you’d call smart, readers. Lets learn from his years of knowledge and wisdom as forced into his mind by the good professors at Duke.

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Bennett Carpenter, possibly white

Free speech, Black lives and white fragility Continue reading →

CSI: DW – The Scene 5 Script

19 Tuesday Jan 2016

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We intercepted a clip of the producer and director discussing the fifth scene in the pilot episode of CSI: DW. We thought you would enjoy this as it delves into the details behind the comics. The producer is Hildegarde Von Stuntner [Hilde]; the director is B. Heimer, [Heimer].

CSI: Dewberry Woods, Pilot, Scene 5

[Heimer] Scene is a meaningful conversation between the veteran detective and the rookie. Which suspects are innocent? Which might be guilty? Why? We’ve hooked ’em with the murder mystery; now some Enlightenment should be conveyed (see Scene 8). Great opportunity to highlight the plight of the disadvantaged in our society, too. Critics will eat this up! Continue reading →