God may be dead, but it seems this guy is still alive and printing stuff out in Butler.
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Nov 30, 2010 
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God may be dead, but it seems this guy is still alive and printing stuff out in Butler.
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19 Comments
@truth will set you free what’s with the censor bar?
@Anonymous to protect the innocent unis from being exposed by the internets.
@Anish Indeed.
@enough bullshit please bwog, go back to the good old days when news was more than stupid pictures and “oh hey a bra!” “oh man it’s a hawk!” “lolz did you see that sign?!?”
@Anonymous are you kidding? that’s what makes bwog bwog.
@Anish We want to know what you want to see! You can always email us at tips@bwog.com with suggestions
@how about The bwog crew, but naked in whip cream underwear.
@It is doubtful that the person who wrote the comment above goes to Columbia. Or, he or she just really didn’t pay attention in CC.
@... Yes, Nietzsche criticized antisemitism, though his cryptic writings nevertheless served as fodder for the Nazis. Heidegger, who you also read in CC however, was in fact a member of the Nazi party– this being attributed to his “political naivite.”
@... My point is that people with all kinds of views have written books, and some of them have been historically prominent. Not everyone who you read– even on your CC reading list– is civilized.
@Hooah Guys, Ricky Gervais resolved this debate ages ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUH1H-b-N5o
@Aha So that’s the frothing anti-semite with the mustache at the mac next to me.
@Oh wait Wrong anti-semite, wrong ‘stache, AND wrong mac. Awkward!
@Yes, because Nietzsche was an anti-semite. Thanks for playing!
@Anonymous when Wagner was frothing at the lips with anti-semitism, who wrote a book excoriating him? nietzsche, so don’t you ever criticize him again.
@nice excoriating
@Anonymous thanks. it was an SAT vocab word.
@CC '14 Speaking of which, what did everyone get on their SATs?
@no that’s just Heidegger!