Regarding what became of Mr. Barrett on his return to Africa - the land of his birth - and providing certain details as to his whereabouts, the status of his health, whether physical or mental, and lastly describing various events & happenings the editor finds appropriate to reveal in promoting the honorable cause of his client.
Mr. Barrett is a Master's International Student at Michigan Technological University. His Peace Corps service in Madagascar will contribute to a degree in Environmental Engineering. The contents of this site are Mr. Barrett's alone and do not reflect the views of Michigan Tech, Peace Corps, or the United States government.
While thinking about lemurs, I came across a question posed by the great scholar, Jay Leno: Scientists are complaining that [a] new Dinosaur movie shows dinosaurs with lemurs, who didn't evolve for another million years. They're afraid the movie will give kids a mistaken impression. What about the fact that the dinosaurs are singing and dancing? I think Leno has a point here. Singing and dancing? That's a stretch.
posted at | 12:59 am
4 Comments:
And what do those so-called scientists think about "madascar"? I personally think its absurd to think that a hippo born-and-raised in a zoo environment would be capable of traveling on a train. Its a stretch to think even a wild hippo could do that, let alone one with minimal independency. Right? Will call you soon. Web page looks niiiiice. Much love from CA (state-side, bwoi!) - slim kid tre, aka Guisante Dulce, aka the Tocket
Hmmm... I don't know if dancing and singing is such a stretch... it is the fact that they speak english that spooks me out.
eh, luke. unasema kiswahili cho chote? that has nothing to do with either lemurs or jay leno, sorry for being off topic. see you on the 12th!
-julia
sorry julia, this man knows nothing of swahili. w/ aid, he put's forth 'sijasema kiswahili kabisa,' but has no confidence in it's meaning, or it's adherence to grammatical laws & spelling. his excuse relates to his early departure from kenya at the age of 8.
Post a Comment
<< Home