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Richard is on page 119 of 332 of Philosophical Greek: An Introduction
We're on to mi verbs. Can I smell panic and urine in the air? Of course; however, the source may be my cooking. Who would trust a left handed Slav in the kitchen?
May 17, 2026 01:43PM Add a comment
Philosophical Greek: An Introduction

Richard
Richard is on page 106 of 332 of Philosophical Greek: An Introduction
I talked about this book with an odd book salesman in Edmonton. He said he used to learn the "real" Aristotle, and then abruptly began to talk about seeing Zazu live in London. His accent was what Temu thinks an Australian sounds like. He was not keen on the optative; this is none of my business.
May 09, 2026 06:04PM Add a comment
Philosophical Greek: An Introduction

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Richard is on page 32 of 248 of The Philosophy of Translation
Saving the rest of this to read at the airport; in the meantime, I am excitedly staring at it like a pug eyeing at that plate of pasta you just drunkenly dropped on the carpet.
Apr 17, 2026 05:37AM Add a comment
The Philosophy of Translation

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Richard is on page 53 of 332 of Philosophical Greek: An Introduction
Got into a good debate about whether lil piggies go "oink oink oink" (beginning with vowel) or "κοι κοι κοι" (beginning with consonant).

Given the intensity of our Greek study, my student hasn't spoken to his wife in ten days; I have lost the ability to taste umami and smile at dogs. There is the faint sound of Billy Joel in the background, but it may be the brain remembering sweet summers before its organ failure.
Apr 11, 2026 07:53AM Add a comment
Philosophical Greek: An Introduction

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Richard is on page 22 of 332 of Philosophical Greek: An Introduction
I was busy saying reprehensible things on Twitter, but fear not! Two deranged, drooling slavs are still keeping up with Greek. It is good to teach asigmatic futures early, lest people think there be hope of a god to save them.
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Apr 03, 2026 01:19PM Add a comment
Philosophical Greek: An Introduction

Richard
Richard is on page 17 of 248 of The Philosophy of Translation
Rare is the man who can get me to appreciate Schleiermacher, yet here we are.
Mar 27, 2026 06:44PM Add a comment
The Philosophy of Translation

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Richard is on page 10 of 332 of Philosophical Greek: An Introduction
Tutoring a very distressed Slavic man in Greek using this text. As a fellow very distressed Slavic man, it will be a pleasure for both of us to pay attention to every single detail while blinking only once an hour.
Mar 24, 2026 01:46PM Add a comment
Philosophical Greek: An Introduction

Richard
Richard is on page 139 of 659 of Modern Complete French Grammar (Fraser & Squair French Grammar Series)
bonjour, bitches
(bitches is French for bitches, meaning "bitches")
Mar 10, 2026 05:31PM Add a comment
Modern Complete French Grammar (Fraser & Squair French Grammar Series)

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Richard is on page 51 of 138 of Ontology: The Hermeneutics of Facticity (Studies in Continental Thought)
I love reading insults about German ontologists, manualists, Kantians, etc stated in German, Greek, and Latin at the same time. Denser than a guinea pig's stool!
(And, to top it off, Heidegger got more ladies than most of his dweeb fanboys)
Mar 06, 2026 09:47AM Add a comment
Ontology: The Hermeneutics of Facticity (Studies in Continental Thought)

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Richard is on page 27 of 138 of Ontology: The Hermeneutics of Facticity (Studies in Continental Thought)
I am teaching a hermeneutics seminar, so I decided to be an idiotic shithead and include a week on "Young Heidegger". Which is the real sign of hell: Young Sheldon, or Young Heidegger?
Feb 25, 2026 02:12PM Add a comment
Ontology: The Hermeneutics of Facticity (Studies in Continental Thought)

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Richard is on page 145 of 272 of The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)
As I approach the end: will I ever look as dapper as a drunk graduate student who lies his way through his logic exam and Greek for reading course with ChatGPT? Will the Dover Fashion series teach me how the codpiece is truly the source of the sublime? Is the toga really just a large Italian Diaper?
Feb 20, 2026 04:33PM Add a comment
The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)

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Richard is on page 612 of 1042 of A Short History of Opera
This book is severely poisoning my aesthetic sensibilities (we love to see it &c &c)
Feb 13, 2026 05:39AM Add a comment
A Short History of Opera

Richard
Richard is on page 557 of 1042 of A Short History of Opera
Let's hope the French don't ruin opera!
*squints into camera*
Feb 08, 2026 04:34PM Add a comment
A Short History of Opera

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Richard is on page 63 of 4437 of Platon, OEuvres complètes (French Edition)
I found a way to listen to a Frenchman read Plato(n) aloud while I bake pączki. I am becoming a modern gourmand, just like Plato(n) suggested on his podcast.
Feb 06, 2026 09:09AM Add a comment
Platon, OEuvres complètes (French Edition)

Richard
Richard is on page 63 of 4437 of Platon, OEuvres complètes (French Edition)
When you are a good boy and preserve the "n" at the end of Platon's name, you get extra nous in your lunchbox!
Jan 30, 2026 05:33AM Add a comment
Platon, OEuvres complètes (French Edition)

Richard
Richard is on page 40 of 130 of Manual for discussion leaders;: Preliminary draft for use in Great books community groups
Glad to hear Mortimer Adler thought ONLY two things should be on a desk during a great books discussion: 1) copies of the book and 2) ashtrays.
Dec 24, 2025 08:31AM Add a comment
Manual for discussion leaders;: Preliminary draft for use in Great books community groups

Richard
Richard is on page 79 of 272 of The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)
I will literally read anything besides Martyr! (!)
Dec 23, 2025 10:59AM Add a comment
The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)

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Richard is on page 60 of 272 of The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)
Hope we get to the hot dog suit soon
Dec 12, 2025 05:53PM Add a comment
The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)

Richard
Richard is on page 43 of 272 of The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)
What am I doing with my life (not grading, that's for damned sure)
Dec 02, 2025 07:50AM Add a comment
The History of Underclothes (Dover Fashion and Costumes)

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Richard is on page 35 of 176 of The Sacred Wood
I'm glad Eliot quit his study of British idealism in order to dunk on the worst manlet at the supper club, Matthew Arnold. Trim them sideburns, effete aesthete!
Nov 06, 2025 08:55AM Add a comment
The Sacred Wood

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