Oct 21
Know what’s sad?
I was singing that Smiths’/Morrisey song Girlfriend in a Coma on the way to Miller Hall today… well… singing in my head… and I thought, man, I bet most of these kids around me have never heard it.
- About Mark I am a PhD student in Ed Tech at the University of Washington looking at digital games as a way to promote active participation in social contexts as well as my own personal narrative with games. This blog is about my experience as a gamer in academia. I both love it and hate it.
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October 21st, 2008 at 1:37 pm
i heard you singing that this morning. i don’t think it’s very sad that most kids haven’t heard it.
;-p