Shaving, my favorite activity, is very cathartic.

In a recent conversation with a distinguished critic who chairs a comparative literature program and directs an undergraduate humanities program, I rediscovered an all-too-common anticritical dimension to so-called American pluralism.

Pym would take him off perfectly, thought Brotherhood. Pym would catch that accent to a tee.

In his moronic book, The Design Revolution: Answering the Toughest Questions about Intelligent Design (2004), 334pp., the IDiot William Dembski writes on page 305 about how a fellow IDiot was fired from a research position at a prestigious molecular biology laboratory the very same day a press story appeared exposing this character as being an IDiot.