I’m being billed $60 for water damage and mold on a book that I checked out? I. Think. Not.
Unfortunately, I suspect that when I go in to tell them that:
- They need to cancel the $170 that they billed to the bursar’s office when I had paid the full fines last week, fines which had then amounted to $133.75.
- I want to check-in about 20 books, pay the late fees ($3ish), and immediately check them back out.
… that perhaps they won’t believe that my penchant for keeping books months later than I’m allowed to keep them is in fact evidence to how I would never allow mold to develop in a book. Rather, that particular book gave me a horrible headache because of its pre-existing mold during the all-nighter I pulled to complete that paper on the perpetually unmet Mazlowian needs of Bolivians.
argh!
and now I have another headache.
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I vote as a libertarian constitutionalist influenced by Hayek and Burke, and I think as an anarchist guided by the biblical principles of liberty. My government is strictly bound by the U.S. Constitution. I have fenced foil in a diaper-suit and run for political office in a skirt-suit, but my shoes were always fabulous. Both dreadful politics and inspiring design are likely to make me teary. and yes. I’m a tshirt ninja.




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