Goes around, comes around
I was originally going to post this as a WYO. Yesterday, however, some people that read this site were talking about this after I grabbed it and following the conversation, commenter Allie went to town on it. I'd post it as a WYO, but how could you improve on this? Plus there's no blank space for other comments.
Because this is a large file, I also mirrored it on image socket in case the above link goes down:
Because this is a large file, I also mirrored it on image socket in case the above link goes down:
posted by AHFB at 3:11 PM
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I had to write this assignment a few years ago for that class. It's an "autoethnography" - a story about how you write. It's supposed to help the future Sweetland tutors think about what it takes for their tutees to sit down to write a paper, by examining their own practices.
Most of them end up being pretty cheesy (mine included), but this one takes the cake. However, it does make sense that someone who is in this class (generally, someone who believes they are a hot-shot writer, or a future English teacher), would use all of that insane imagery to try showing off their mad skillz.
I never knew that Mythbusters could inspire so many lives.
It was fine while he was writing about how he writes. Then he died and it got a little weird.
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