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1. Wednesday Words: Signs of Impissing Doom

By: Elizabeth, on 7/22/2009
Blog: Underage Reading (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: math, john green, Paper Towns, Wednesday Words, Green, John, things Weber left out of his theories of bureaucracy (but shouldn't have), Add a tag

Honestly, in the governmental bureaucracy of Winter Park High School, Jasper Hanson was like Deputy Assistant Undersecretary of Athletics and Malfeasance. When a guy like that gets promoted to Executive Vice President of Urine Gunning, immediate action must be taken.

– John Green, PAPER TOWNS

I apologize for the post title, y’all. I have a math midterm tomorrow, is my excuse. Actually, I’m finding that math is a handy excuse for many things. When I’m caught behaving abnormally, I just wave my hand vaguely and say, “Math.” Most people are so horrified by the thought that I might elaborate that they leave it at that.

Posted in Green, John, Paper Towns, Wednesday Words