Not!

I just say "Agnes and Her Contraption"

I thought the Mick Jagger song was Wild Horses?

My students last year enjoyed Cicero's explanation for why one says "nobiscum" rather than "cum nobis"

I'm rescued by the fact that a) I don't at the moment have a PC so I need to think hard before deciding if I want one, b) this gives me an excuse to wait for various tweaks and fixes, and c) I'm on fellowship next sem. and will have more time if I decide to pull the trigger

Are hundreds of thousands of GPUs cheaper than just ... hiring an intern?

Aeschylus's Oresteia, 458 BCE. Though I'd risk being proved wrong about things I've argued ...

I can't explain why but this drawing immediately called to my mind the cover art of Henry Cow's "Western Culture"

I had a professor who insisted that the verb be pronounced the same as the noun. She was a very good teacher and scholar, and I follow her in many respects, but on this I stand apart. (She did, however, perhaps irreparably drill into me never to begin a sentence with "However, ...")

Studying the poet I do (Pindar), I have to use and read this word a lot, and I continually take great pleasure in mentally misinterpreting it for a moment before getting back to work.

Nec ipsi solum desponderant animos, sed contemni coepti erant a finitimis populis qui imperium ibi esse ubi non esset libertas indignabantur