In his opening paragraph, he dwells on the "beefcake" photos he claims he found there, photos "one would more usually encounter on, well, different kinds of Web sites".
So does the Web site over which he now presides: it features beefcake photos of the author in younger days, the sort of photos one would more usually encounter on, well, different kinds of Web sites.
Professors are more usually judged on the research they publish; often in obscure and unread journals.
Minnie Kennedy, married at fifteen to a man of fifty, had prayed for a daughter, and Aimee was raised with the maternal indulgence and high hopes more usually bestowed on a son.
Between the years of 1988 and 1992, the youth of Manchester was ripped to the gills on ecstasy, reframing global youth culture from the dance-floor of nightclubs like Konspiracy and the Thunderdome, dancing to "Strings of Life" in bucket hats more usually sported on Blackpool prom.
Her frequent collaborator, producer and songwriter Tim "Timbaland" Mosely, constructed a sparse, audacious sound around Aaliyah's honeyed voice: disembodied backing vocals, electronically treated string and flute samples, speaker-rumbling bass, and the sort of grinding synthesiser riff more usually found on late-1980s acid-house records.
In other words, when Mr Santorum called the president a "snob" for wanting to send everybody in America to college, he was making a naked, and rather successful, appeal to class resentment.While Republicans more usually divide on social issues, says Stan Greenberg, a Democratic pollster, in Michigan the election saw a clear split along class lines.
Elsewhere little flags of the type more usually seen on sandcastles have been left atop piles of poo.
A collaboration between AMD and software firm Bluestacks lets the devices run the 500,000 apps more usually found on Android phones.
