orginal ppg is on there however I don ' t know if ttg would be on there because of the fact that it ' s not a cartoon networks original <| sep |> Gotta get your butter freshh <| sep |> TLDR I somehow manage to fuck up my grub config , despite almost all modern distros autoconfiguring it for me . Therefore , I hate something that ' s only tangentially related . <| sep |> I ' ll take ten ! <| sep |> Or that ' s his favorite part . <| sep |> You assume we ' re qualified enough to get into university <| sep |> Ah , yes . The irony of the invisible hand . <| sep |> I remember a passage from Surely You ' re Joking , Mr . Feynman , from his time at CornellThen another guy came into my office . He wanted to talk to me about philosophy , and I can ' t really quite remember what he said , but he wanted me to join some kind of a club of professors . The club was some sort of antiSemitic club that thought the Nazis weren ' t so bad . He tried to explain to me how there were too many Jews doing this and thatsome crazy thing . So I waited until he got all finished , and said to him , You know , you made a big mistake I was brought up in a Jewish family . He went out , and that was the beginning of my loss of respect for some of the professors in the humanities , and other areas , at Cornell University . what is currently considered as liberalism in the US wasn ' t as widespread in those days . I ' d also presume it wasn ' t localized to Cornell only . So it would seem there was another shift around the 60 s or 70 s . Personally , I ' d be interested on anyone ' s take on this vision of liberalism instead of a more general one with regard to public education , which I can ' t imagine many selfidentified conservatives being opposed to in theory , even back then .