Tag Archives: Roman Numerals

Early Summer 2026 Grab Bag o’ Humour

Posted on 4 July 2026 by Larry Russwurm

At first I heard that the GTA had more car thefts than ever. This was weird considering I had heard car thefts were decreasing in the GTA. But maybe that was just a matter of consuming news from a couple … Continue reading →

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Dithering Gen X Caused By Dithering Sociologists

Posted on 25 October 2014 by Larry Russwurm

X stands for the unknown in mathematics and that is how Gen X (full disclosure: I am a Gen Xer) gets perceived by the world. It’s not just that both surrounding generations (the baby boomers and the millenials) have a … Continue reading →

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The Roman End of Years

Posted on 17 July 2012 by Larry Russwurm

Perhaps we’ll get really lucky and survive past Dec. 21 of this year by the skin of our teeth. This will be in defiance of the Mayan doom but remember we still have other cultures of the world to contend … Continue reading →

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