There will be what?

[xoder]

I'm not really sure what 'herm' is, nor why it might be on a disused Verizon cart.

I really need to stop going to bed so late. Especially now that I have class again. When I get to work, I need to remember to print out this week's reading. Yeah, I should've read it over the past 2 weeks when I didn't have class, but that would have required remembering to copy the assignment onto another sheet of paper, which is evidently too difficult.

I hope I don't pass out at work or at class. Also, it's beginning to look a lot less likely that I'll hit my train leaving Penn, which will prove that searching for where I left my umbrella this time was a totally great use of my time. My own fault for trying to fix my computer by nearly breaking Erin's instead of getting ready for today. Never mind, I made it with about 30 sec. to spare.

Comments

[electricpaladin.livejournal.com]

I think 'herm' is one of the several varieties of hermaphrodite. 'Herm' means equal parts male and female, which is actually quite rare. There are also ferms and merms and other strange things I don't know much about.

[mephkewe.livejournal.com]

it sounds like you were writing that while running for the train?

[glib-dichotomy.livejournal.com]

In ancient Greece, a herm was a statue of Hermes that acted as a signpost. The arrow pointing the way was a phallus. At least that's what I learned at Uni

[xoder.livejournal.com]

I write most of my LJ posts these days on the A train heading to Penn Station. They get posted when I get out of the tunnel.