“I really hated it when I contracted that cold virus, it should never have been in my airspace” said Paul.  Life is messy.  Chaos is the nature of the universe.  Mistakes are as natural as the young lady’s armpit hair.  You can go back to your sterile bunker and continue missing the point of all artworks.

Now what do you do when you it happens on someone’s bed sheets?

As a grad student, often loaned books by professors themselves, I have found that it’s a general law of the universe that people who actually care about content and ideas have no problem with annotating the shit out of anything, even with rather colloquial comments.  Marginalia is actually taken very seriously in the field of history, because we all know Voltaire or Twain were at their most honest when no one was around – it’s taken more seriously as evidence than letters and correspondence.  

Many new books were often begun in the margins of, or at least planned out in, other books authors were reading.

Unless one is a book collector, the lovers of books’ pristine appearances have to same relationship to books that the deaf have – no offense- to phonographs.  And in a proudly “missing the point” hipsterish way, I bet they know it and are unashamed.

(edited for typos and a mixed up homonym)

Great video anyway, but my OCD mind still remembers that “dosn’t”

And then there are the eyebrows, of course.

:)