ian brodie

For my fantasy football punishment, I will be attempting the Waffle House challenge. I must stay in a Waffle House for 24 hours. For every waffle I eat, an hour is subtracted from my sentence. Please join me on this journey.

Here is my decade-end review: What. The. Actual. Fuck.

apparently fiona hill got her phd in dick punching bullshitters

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@JennyJohnsonHi5 Anyone else get this warning for this picture?

My dog Dewey and his stuffed flamingo, Flubert. Dewey can fit Flubert in his mouth. He’s very proud of himself.

@ULTweets @chancerubbage And class territory. @jmcinsolvency wrote of the “Pocahontas McGuinty” variation in Scotland and speaks to the class-bound arguments (which are, of course, also embedded in discussions of race despite American reluctance to think in terms of class).

@chancerubbage Yes, it’s often the additional narrative (or implied narrative) that places these “funny name” anecdotes in racist territory.

Seeing plenty of “Shitheads” (“pronounced ‘sha-THEAD’”) and “Females” (“like ‘tamale’”) and “Placentas” and “La-as” (“the dash is silent”) recounted for #WorstBabyNameIveHeard, so mosey on over there if you want to catch up on (racist) “peculiar name” legends. 🙄

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@CJclass09 @AFSNewFolklore @profjeannie I’ve just solicited a great paper for an upcoming special issue on song parody about sport song and chants from the soccer stands as folk performance. KEEP YOUR DIALS TUNED TO THIS STATION.

.@ibrodie conducts an audacious watching of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! to better understand how the show teaches young viewers the grammar of mystery of legend and what counts as “spooky.” #isclr2018

Very impressed that @ibrodie not only wrote a presentation, but a second, meta-presentation to run parallel to and heckle the first one 🌟

Sydney River Trestle - Vandalism fb.me/Bol1KLEY

Graffiti binge took high school rivalry too far, residents say fb.me/7CwMY4c3W

FYI: Ian Brodie is in Ironbridge, United Kingdom presenting his Trestle-painting at BRIDGE: The Heritage of... fb.me/CLjUsD2m

@EC_Kosters @andrew_leach I'm with you guys, but I think you mean the bizarre @irbrodie.

@jillellsworth Investigate this, @jillellsworth, with your developing nose for news.

Creepy clown phenomenon stretches from CB to southern U.S. & Prof Ian Brodie shares his thoughts @AVulgarArt hubs.ly/H04F08N0

@JenKirkman good luck tonight. I wish I could be there.

@FolkTaleGeek Yes. Hundreds of them. Start with the work of the husband and wife team of the Opies. Then look up Sutton-Smith.