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Mar. 12th, 2008 10:48 amYou know what really fucks with your head? Seagulls in the snow.
It's snowing right now, and there were about 20 seagulls cawing and fighting on the quad. It was so bizarre.
Then three guys walked by going, "Mine?" intermittently and it was kind of hilarious.
Anyways, now that I'm done with my Orgo test I can post all the random bits I've been meaning to.
First off: I'm on spring break starting Friday. I'm planning to go see Once on This Island Friday night, and possibly again on Saturday. And I'd rather not go alone...
Quotes from Peter Pan rehearsal last night:
Craig: *standing behind Phillip Noonan* Now, Phillip is going to bend over and I'm going to pummel him...
Victoria: Ok. I'll just pummel Jon in the middle, and you can all pummel each other in a circle around us.
(We do this relaxation thing called "pummel and hum" and it's really very nice and relaxing, but also hilarious. And we all know it.)
Zach Pratt: *Leaps on Craig's back*
Someone: Zach, get off Craig. (It just sounded so bad.)
More Abby Quotes:
Abby: This movie was like golf golf, times golf.
Me: That's golf cubed!
Abby: Trust me, I know these things, I'm an English major.
Quotes from Philosophy of Religion:
Class: *discusses how Augustine slept with a lot of differet women*
Professor: So, why do men need to sleep with a lot of different women?
Zach: I don't know, I'm not good looking enough to sleep around.
Guy 1: There's more to us that just sex! I have a personality!
Professor: But why do men sleep with many different women?
Guy 2: Variety is the spice of life.
Zach: Hey! Women do it too!
And so on. It was the most interesting ten minutes of class yet, and that's including the digression about Star Wars that we had one day.
Finally, in genetics we keep talking about how Francis Crick solved almost every single genetic question that was raised, and he never did any experiments and he was almost always right. And apparantly that was greatly annoying to his contemporaries.
Oh, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMILY!!!
It's snowing right now, and there were about 20 seagulls cawing and fighting on the quad. It was so bizarre.
Then three guys walked by going, "Mine?" intermittently and it was kind of hilarious.
Anyways, now that I'm done with my Orgo test I can post all the random bits I've been meaning to.
First off: I'm on spring break starting Friday. I'm planning to go see Once on This Island Friday night, and possibly again on Saturday. And I'd rather not go alone...
Quotes from Peter Pan rehearsal last night:
Craig: *standing behind Phillip Noonan* Now, Phillip is going to bend over and I'm going to pummel him...
Victoria: Ok. I'll just pummel Jon in the middle, and you can all pummel each other in a circle around us.
(We do this relaxation thing called "pummel and hum" and it's really very nice and relaxing, but also hilarious. And we all know it.)
Zach Pratt: *Leaps on Craig's back*
Someone: Zach, get off Craig. (It just sounded so bad.)
More Abby Quotes:
Abby: This movie was like golf golf, times golf.
Me: That's golf cubed!
Abby: Trust me, I know these things, I'm an English major.
Quotes from Philosophy of Religion:
Class: *discusses how Augustine slept with a lot of differet women*
Professor: So, why do men need to sleep with a lot of different women?
Zach: I don't know, I'm not good looking enough to sleep around.
Guy 1: There's more to us that just sex! I have a personality!
Professor: But why do men sleep with many different women?
Guy 2: Variety is the spice of life.
Zach: Hey! Women do it too!
And so on. It was the most interesting ten minutes of class yet, and that's including the digression about Star Wars that we had one day.
Finally, in genetics we keep talking about how Francis Crick solved almost every single genetic question that was raised, and he never did any experiments and he was almost always right. And apparantly that was greatly annoying to his contemporaries.
Oh, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY EMILY!!!
