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Eli Rabett, a not quite failed professorial techno-bunny who finally handed in the keys and retired from his wanna be research university. The students continue to be naive but great people and the administrators continue to vary day-to-day between homicidal and delusional without Eli's help. Eli notices from recent political developments that this behavior is not limited to administrators. His colleagues retain their curious inability to see the holes that they dig for themselves. Prof. Rabett is thankful that they, or at least some of them occasionally heeded his pointing out the implications of the various enthusiasms that rattle around the department and school. Ms. Rabett is thankful that Prof. Rabett occasionally heeds her pointing out that he is nuts.
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December
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- About Time to Pipe in the New Year
- Sandy
- Vote for the top climate story of 2012
- Polar Bear Frolics
- Eli Goes Photoshopping for the New Year
- A Tale of Frankenfish or Salmoning Thru the Gates
- Rabett Run As Originally Written
- Eli Delivers
- Facts Shill Matter
- Wien
- Baby
- Should there be any mistakes the Bunny will disavo...
- Requiem
- Nighty
- Eli Likes Sheep
- Sharpening the Teeth on a Whale
- “I could not help myself. It’s the Middle East.”
- The War on Christmas
- Fun With Polynomials
- מנא ,מנא, תקל, ופרסין
- To the Stars (Cause There is a Problem Down Here)
- Climate policy does not need bureaucrats. A carbon...
- When you set out on your journey to Stockholm, pra...
- Eli and the Fox
- Ray Pierrehumbert's Tyndall Lecture AGU 2012
- Pay attention you there in the front row entwined ...
- The long tail of climate change mitigation
- Signifiers
- Time to show fingerprints on Syria issues
- In Memoriam (1920-2012)
- A modest carbon tax has modest carbon reduction re...
- Good Yglesias, Bad Yglesias
- The Problem of Choice
- Bad Attitudes
- Something with a Twist
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Nil Nisi
- A Few Things Illconsidered
- Arthur Smith
- Atmoz
- Capital Climate
- Chris Colose
- Climate Physics Forum
- Cruel Mistress
- Deep Climate
- Delayed Oscillator
- Deltoid
- Denis Delbecq
- Fergus Brown's Old Man
- Greenfyre
- Horatio's Muse
- John Nielsen-Gammon
- Lab Lemming
- Logical Science
- Magnus Westerstrand
- N3xus 6
- Policy Lass
- Post Normal Times
- Rick Piltze
- Some Are Boojums
- Throbgoblin
8 comments:
Why were they all wearing specs?
It was cool man and there were no contacts
mostly there were no contacts.
heard Brubeck, circa 1956. Thanks for sharing the music.
Snow Bunny
There's a very funny S.J. Perelman travel book in which he describes the first efforts at contact lenses. IIRC, it dates from around 1948.
Dr. Lumpus Spookytooth, phd.
@Eli and Brian
If you were in Qatar and were approached by Lord Monckton, would you
A) punch him in the face
B) spit on him
C) avoid him
D) heckle him
E) none of the above
If I saw Al Gore, I would probably just heckle him, although if I had a delicious pie handy i would throw it at him I think also.
Lumpus spunkydrawers--
If I met Monckton, I would deal with him in a civil manner, but eviscerate him with evidence.
Blue Rondo a la Turk and Take Five became so popular that they were on jukeboxes in luncheonettes. Which is sensational for a jazz tune.
F) Giggle
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