Monday Mix-Up: A Particular Set of Skills
There have been a lot of parodies/mash-ups of that particular Liam Neeson soliloquy, but this one is quite clever and fun.
(Well, I think so, at least.)
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Okay. So now the comments form appears on every page up to this point – but NOT on the latest page. Weird.
I\’m confused. Which page do you mean?
At the time, i was referring to Mindy Newell’s “Butterflioes are Timey-Wimey”. But now i see a comment box there. OTOH, i don’t see one under “Michael Davis: Milestones – African Americans in Comics, Pop Culture and Beyond, Part 2”.
This is weird.