Seriously, this man has the face of a gnarled old oak tree and the legs of a cherub. How does he do it? Did he go wading in the Fountain of Youth? Is there a picture in an attic somewhere that is just two legs in jorts getting progressively older? Is spending so much time squatting in trench-dirt somehow incredibly good for the skin?
I’m desperate to find the Time Team episode in which Phil Harding plays some sort of medieval wind instrument that is painfully loud and annoying and then comments on some illegible sheet music. Does anyone know which episode this is?
As the title says, does anyone know what kind of professor Mr. Harding is?
I can't take it with thomas since his class has some sort of filter for juniors and seniors and the waitlist is already like in the teens. So harding's class is the only open one for me. Wanted to know how he is
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Never put it together that he was Australian. However surely he would know that koalas are not bears regardless of putting a little message in the rule book.
But that raises another question, why use the German name for the game and not Bear Park or Bear Zoo?
Edit: Damn misplacement of the hypen in his name. Its Phil Walker-Harding.
I have PHIL 1301 next semester and I'm nervous because I have no understanding of philosophy. This is just an elective for me. My prof is Eros Corazza and the only evaluations are a 40% short essay and a 60% exam. Prof himself has mixed reviews on rate my prof. I just don't know what to expect or think. Is the course content difficult for someone like myself with no prior knowledge?
Thanks in advance!
