[Note: This graph is also useful if you have a philosopher, but you've misplaced her/him somehow].
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This is, of course, super-scientific, so please interpret this graph as if it is 100% accurate. [Note: Sarcasm alert!! This is for you, next anonymous commenter who reminds me that all philosophers are unique snowflakes].
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Excellent entry!
ReplyDeleteAw I met *my* philosopher on the internet! Clearly I was looking in the right place :)
ReplyDeleteI met my philosopher in a philosophy department!
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ReplyDeleteMy philosopher loves blockbuster action movies! One happy consequence of breeding: he now has a 12-year-old philosopher-spawn to enjoy such movies with (his nonphilosopher spouse snarks off too much to make her company desirable at such events).
If you want to find a Wittgenstein, go sit in the front seats of theaters playing blockbuster action movies.
ReplyDeletemet mine on the internet haha! so far not about to lose him at all.
ReplyDeleteI met my philosopher in the library. :D We were both working there. haha. Also, we just spent a good 6-7 months on a quest for the perfect Starbucks. He is very particular about the Starbucks he can work in, but we've finally found a good one, and he can be found there 90% of the time that he's not at home. When he feels like a change of scenery... he goes to a different Starbucks. hahaha
ReplyDelete@GEC: many philosophers love Truly Shitty Movies in general; at least a few I've known were fond of action flicks, but not big budget ones—those were too good. Truth be told, there's no one section of the video rental store you'll find a philosopher in until they devote a shelf to "Never Should Have Been Made," subsection "Unsafe to Watch—Not for Human Consumption." Pop in one of those films and every philosopher without an overblown ego within ten miles will show up at your house.
ReplyDeleteHeh, I also met my philosopher on the internet! He doesn't like coffee shops much and we sometimes go on dates to action movies, though, so he may be slightly atypical.
ReplyDeleteThese philosophers in love posts are very sweet! Keep 'em coming!
Annapolis Aethelfrith is spot-on. But in my experience, philosophers tend NOT to fall in love with people who appreciate these, uh, cinematic gems.
ReplyDeleteMet mine at school, on the bus, before he became one :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, what is "ethnic" food? The philosopher in me can't help but question you a bit on that one.
ReplyDeleteAround here we have a coffee shop that serves coffee, wine and free wifi. I am pretty sure that if it on your graph it would have some pretty extreme ratings.
ReplyDeleteFort Collins has a spot that is a coffee shop during the day, a craft beer bar late into the night, and a bike shop all over. I hope the chart goes up to 11.
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