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Jenny is a frighteningly bright Philosophy student, Tim is her flirtatious slacker of a flatmate. Come here to follow the life adventures of these two absolutely not stereotypical Cambridge students. You'll learn very little in the process, but I'll get better at watercolour.

Thursday, 9 December 2010

Take It Philosophically



What's the point of children's books if they don't teach children the harsh realities of life and death?

If you haven't yet done so - or even if you have - submit a name for Tim's Monkey on this page!
Posted by Clémentine Beauvais at 01:00
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8 comments:

  1. Mathilde9 December 2010 at 11:08

    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Morte de rire!
    Comme dirait Sheldon dans The Big Bang Theory, "In the world of emoticons, I'm colon capital D!"

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  2. Mathilde10 December 2010 at 00:02

    That is one cute cat.

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  3. Mathilde10 December 2010 at 15:45

    Je ne me lasse pas de relire ce cartoon, et il m'éclate toujours autant!!!

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  4. Clémentine Beauvais10 December 2010 at 15:49

    hahah je ne me lasse pas de relire tes commentaires :D

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  5. Mathilde11 December 2010 at 01:48

    Tu es au courant que si tu continues à m'encourager, je vais littéralement squatter ton site?

    Est-ce que The Adventures of Celestina sont réelles?

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  6. Clémentine Beauvais11 December 2010 at 08:58

    Mathilde, Commentator in Residence :D

    Non, c'est une pure invention. Mais beaucoup de livres pour enfants reformulent l'impératif kantien...

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  7. Mathilde11 December 2010 at 15:19

    Peut-être que c'est Kant qui a simplement tout piqué dans les bouquins pour enfants... ;)

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  8. François18 December 2010 at 19:33

    Clémentine, j'adore ici la re-introduction de Caméléon, qui, comme tout bon chat qui se respecte, sait toujours retomber sur ses quatres pattes...

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