Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for April 18, 2010

What does that say about your wife who married you???

I wish we had such services when I was in school. I would have made a fortune writing A+ reports and term papers.

Then when I got rich enough, I would have written them in such way that everyone would get caught and flunk, for plagiarism, like they deserve to! That’s what Adam should do. You pay too much to send your kid to school to have them not learn.

my hit man wants to do business with your hit man.

Adam’s line at the end made my laugh out loud.

Both the French and British made use of Indians/Native Americans. Both colonial powers were well-versed in the strategic value of exploiting inter-tribal hostilities within indigenous populations. We had our “friendlies” (and at the time, “we” were British), and they had their “friendlies”.

There’s been one of those services advertising in the comments section at Brand X. I’ve been flagging when I see ‘em.

In the days B.C.E. (Before the Computer Era), it was possible to buy canned papers, but you’d have to retype them by hand so they looked more nearly original.

Don’t even think about it, Adam.

I ghost-wrote one term paper while in college. The recipient paid me with a vinyl copy of Smetana’s “The Bartered Bride”.