Stifle yourself
Community College Dean, an academic blogger, posts on coping with unhappy students and on the desirability of "stifling yourself," mainly so as not to tell the academic slackers what you really think of them.
I saw a different, simpler version on a hatchback in Salida, Colo., yesterday, written with narrow white tape on the rear window: </YOURSELF>
Web-nerd humor.
Community College Dean, an academic blogger, posts on coping with unhappy students and on the desirability of "stifling yourself," mainly so as not to tell the academic slackers what you really think of them.
I saw a different, simpler version on a hatchback in Salida, Colo., yesterday, written with narrow white tape on the rear window: </YOURSELF>
Web-nerd humor.
posted by Chas S. Clifton at 8:38 PM Permalink
2 Comments:
You can find the codes for these and all sorts of other problem symbols at http://www.webmonkey.com/webmonkey/reference/special_characters/
For your brackets you should use < and > They will look like this < thingy >
Thanks, Sterling. I actually had another site with special HTML characters bookmarked, but I forgot to check there too.
It looks better now.
Chas
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