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"Herkily-Jerkily"
wtf?
If I read "herkily-jerkily" in a children's book, I'd roll my eyes. In a novel aimed at anything above the age of 7, it's simply shameful.
Scientific publishing is so fucked up that pirating from libgen should be considered a moral imperative at this point unless things change.
Oh come on, who doesn't like to pay 500 bucks for a publication from 25 years ago for the only book on a certain topic that was never reprinted.
And it is totally sensible to have dozens of online-libraries that all take an insane monthly fee and still retain a paywall for some choice articles and books - by mere chance the ones you personally need and the ones that you can't find anywhere else. It is an absolute joy to find out that the one book -the one book that explains the fundamental aspects that are covered nowhere else cause any other publication simply assumes you have already read it- that you've been looking for for months, is most cheaply available for 30 or 40 bucks behind a paywall on a library site that you already are paying subscription fees to.
You can always try interlending from a library half across the country and maybe it will get to you in less than 6 months! Usually, it arrives just in time so you can pick it up on your way home after dropping off your thesis on said topic.
*cue nervous laughter*
saw this the other day and was surprised he didn't include the phrase "herkily-jerkily":
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it's a decade old, though. wait, now it's a 404. did he (herkily-jerkily derpity-doopity) delete it because his descriptions of vadges and dongs were being (justifiably) mocked?
I halfway expect this article to end with the words "My wife told me, this is what sex is like. Given her great experience with many different men, I guess I'll have to take her word for it."