At the same time, he drives a used Saab, wears worn oxford cloth shirts and putters about like a man out of a Loudon Wainwright III song. He deploys phrases like “causative locus,” “irremediable panniculus” and “cigar-chomping hemorrhoidal bigot.” The anti-abortion billboards in Alabama make him want to throw himself under a bus. He is interestingly ambiguous.

Martov had spoken of arms, too, but Lenin had only scorn for Martov’s twice-removed formula for “arming the people with the burning desire to arm themselves.”

Angela Lemond, the national spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, told USA Today water is “the gold standard fluid for the body,” as it is believed to help aid in digestion and other important body functions.

Of course, if your kid is a good-for-nothing hooligan and sociopath who tortures hamsters and eventually winds up in prison for embezzling from his grandmother’s Etsy business – well, you might not really enjoy your extra years on the planet.

In this book, he was the first to point out that Northern Europe surpassed Southern Europe in children’s literature.

You and I approach a castle. One of us has watched only “Monty Python and the Holy Grail,” the other only “Game of Thrones.” What is the meaning, to the collective “we,” of yon castle?

Notice the island of horses! Haha.

The view of mathematicians that emerges from Rota’s book is not that of the middle-aged, childlike, cloud-nine geniuses of cliché. It is rather that of the deeply competitive, jealous, math macho, sometimes close to the loony bin, organized into discrete and largely non-intercommunicating bands of possibly happy brothers who identify joy with manic highs, and who, as they batten on each others’ work, combine inspiration with nitpicking and have come up with as remarkable a corpus of intellectual material as exists under the sun.

I think it’s terrible. I think it’s real bad news that there is a parasitic mutant in the body of the most powerful mutant on Earth. I think that’s not good.

Mojo rules over a separate universe called the “Mojoverse,” a dimension “where all beings are addicted to his gladiator-like television programs,” according to Wikipedia.