Praise from the Guardian

There was a very nice blurb in today's issue of The Guardian about the Museum of Hoaxes. Does this mean I can now tell my mother that I'm famous?

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Posted on Mon Dec 06, 2004


Comments

Dude, you're not just famous, you're world famous (the Guardian is a UK newspaper).
This should prove to your parents you haven't been wasting your time.
Oh, and Congratulations!
Posted by Big Gary C  on  Mon Dec 06, 2004  at  05:30 PM
No. You are not famous. (We don't want this going to his head, now do we people). You can tell your mom that you are, just to make her happy.

And, REALLY, where is the article on WMDs in Iraq? This has to be the greatest hoax of the millennium.
Posted by BugbearSloth  on  Mon Dec 06, 2004  at  08:25 PM
Congratulations!
Posted by paul in prague  on  Tue Dec 07, 2004  at  04:07 AM
Dude, you're a celebrity!


I've got this great investment opportunity for you and all your friends. It's sort of a "gift exchange" kinda thing. You'll love it!

:coolsmirk:
Posted by Charybdis  on  Tue Dec 07, 2004  at  09:07 AM
The WMDs in Iraq article is missing, just like the WMDs themselves. Somehow it seems appropriate.
Posted by The Curator  in  San Diego  on  Tue Dec 07, 2004  at  12:25 PM
Though on second thought, maybe I should have a link to it that just leads to a '404 WMDs not found' page.
Posted by The Curator  in  San Diego  on  Tue Dec 07, 2004  at  12:26 PM
PHD disertation? Now, I'm intimated.

Congrats!
Posted by Brenda  on  Tue Dec 07, 2004  at  04:36 PM
Brenda, Do you mean intimidated? Does this mean Alex has a PhD? Always knew there was something to this guy! Congrats on the write-up, Alex.
Posted by stork  on  Tue Dec 07, 2004  at  09:16 PM
No, I don't have a PhD. I'm what's known as ABD: All But Dissertation. I completed all the requirements for the PhD except for the dissertation itself.
Posted by The Curator  in  San Diego  on  Tue Dec 07, 2004  at  11:09 PM
Alex; Thanks for the personal revelations. Your fans will be ecstatic!(and that includes me). I'm familiar with "educationus interruptis". Seems I remember a few events like two marriages, three children and two careers that somehow got in the way of my original plans for independent collegiate success. But,what the F--?
Life worked out, anyway; so-so, as usual. Best Wishes-
Posted by stork  on  Wed Dec 08, 2004  at  01:04 AM
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