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Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Professor Palm – “So much for free speech.  You can’t even annoy anyone anymore.”

 

Econ movie – “Everyone loves to argue with Milton, especially when he’s not there.”

 

Mr. Storey – “I hope this stuff gets so mind-numbingly boring that it’s a piece of cake.”

 

Mr. Storey – “The reason my car lasted so long was because it was so simple.  It had power nothing.  I just fed the chipmunk a few times a week.  I had to push it up the pass.  I miss that car.”

 

Miss Villines – “No slacking in this class – not even from me.”

 

Taryn – “My hair!”

Kyle – “That’s okay…it makes you look wind-blown.”

Taryn – “I always look wind-blown.”

 

Taryn – “If I were making buffalos, I’d draw my blinds, too.”

 

Rachel –“Meghan, you’re going to hate me, but was Frank Sinatra in Singing In the Rain?”

 

Taryn – “My day at the computer lab was a disaster.  There were some cute guys in there, though…”

Kyle – “Taryn, don’t even think about it!  You already have a job.”

Taryn – “Are you kidding?  I don’t want to work at the computer lab and have to deal with idiots like me!”

 

Professor Palm – “It’s hard to pull one up by one’s bootstraps when one is too poor to be wearing boots.”

 

Angie, as a dog applying for admission to the UW – “And I am culturally aware because I eat chewy bones of different colors.”

 

Palm – “No one was trying to keep the Fins from getting out to the Soviet Union.”

 

Palm – “I guess the conclusion is: always take a date when you’re going to dinner in China.”

 

Villines – “What do you guys feel like today: rabbits or bacteria?”

 

David to Kyle – “You’re not good enough to have an inferiority complex.”

 

Storey – “When the chairs start going across the room, you may get a black eye, but at least you were bright.”

 

Storey – “All these books are grotesquely expensive.  I feel for you.”

 

Storey – “If you’re independently wealthy, go ahead and buy the study guide to keep the economy going.”

 

Storey – “You might get dropped for…blowing your nose on the wrong nostril or something”

 

Storey – “People lie; they are scumbags!”

 

Student – “Wait, why do we get a day off tomorrow?”

Storey – “We’re celebrating ‘Waste Taxpayer Money On Stupid Meetings’ Day.”

 

Storey – “Aristotle’s a pretty cool guy.  Dead, but cool nonetheless.”

 

Storey – “I’m such an artist.  I just painted the whole universe!”

 

Storey - “S’s cannot abide P’s!  There’s like this major divisive division thing between them!”

Later… “S’s love P’s!  They have these big group S & P hugs all the time!  S’s yearn to be P’s!”

 

Storey – “It would take a philosopher or an insane person to offer this argument.”

 

Storey – “He’s so traditional, he’s dead!”

 

Storey – “Do I believe unicorns exist?  Of course I don’t!  But I do believe they’re white.”

 

Storey – “You’re only going to have one ‘best of all possible experiences.’  I don’t know what that may be…maybe eating cheesecake.”

 

Storey – “Anything outside of Ohio is a breath of fresh air for this woman.”

 

Story – “It’s not a great argument, but it’s better than a poke in the eye.”

 

Storey – “Is it worth it to buy 10,000 rabbits and stick lipstick in their eye, or would 5,000 rabbits do it?”

 

Storey – At some point, my mind will say, ‘That tasts like ice cream,’ and I am meanwhile getting hit by a truck.”

 

Meghan – “Why does Bethany get to go to college?”

Sonia – “Quiet!  Some got college, some don’t.  You don’t!”

 

Meghan – “Out of curiosity, how would one person I have known for six days induce me to change all my convictions about life?”

Sonia – “You know, stop trying to figure it out!  Just go with it.”

 

Storey – John Stuart Mill was an enormously boring human being, but very smart.”

 

Rachel – “If you ever see me smiling manaically with my eyes closed, I’ve probably just decked someone.”

 

Jared – “If it rains, I’ll bring you one of those things that pops up and keeps you from getting wet.”

Bekah – “An umbrella?”

Jared – “Yeah, one of those!”

 

John – “I only hate most women.  There are some exceptions.”

Sam – “I have three exceptions: my mom, my sister, and Jared.”

 

Storey on test grades – “A spike of really high grades, an unfortunate spike of…well, they spelled their names right, so that was cool.”

 

Storey after messing up a problem – “Smell this ink and you’ll lose 15 IQ points.”

 

Storey – “Ah!  I hate being stupid!”

 

David – “I’m just stoked to be myself today.”


Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Kyle: “I want to be a studmuffin.”

 

Kyle: “I am a very cute, dancing pig.”

 

Taryn: “That’s the problem with me and relationships. I sorta screw them up.”

 

Meghan: “I can just see Kyle being the essence of pink and minty.”

 

Gaston: “Quick, how many servers does it take to screw in a lightbulb?”

Meghan: “Um.”

Gaston: “Four. Three to stand around and whine about it and one to get the busser to do it.”

 

Taryn: “Pestomist. It’s like basil flavored Sierra Mist.”

 

Taryn: “It’s like a power trip. It’s probably a sin or something, but it’s a really fun sin.”

 

Taryn: “He’s pretty cute. My mom thinks he looks like our cat.”

Meghan: “Taryn, he’s way hotter than your cat.”

 

Mrs. McDevitt: “She was nice.”

Meghan: “She was cool.”

Mr. McDevitt: “She was hot.”

 

Meghan: “Your bathroom makes me think of Mt. Vernon. Maybe it’s the colors but I’m sure George Washington would have appreciated it.”

 

The Taco Bell Guy: “We’re having an exciting wildlife adoption program going on right now. Would you like to take home a purple pony or a cuddly wookie?”

 

Meghan: “What would he have done if I had said yes? Probably asked me to marry home with the Taco Bell Sauce.”


Wednesday, May 10, 2006

Dwayne: “Taryn sorting silverware and a machine gun – they sound scarily similar.”

 

Taryn: “If we bring you coffee and a muffin, do we get an A?”

Professor DeVun: “I’m not eating anything you guys bring me.”

 

Kyle: “We were trying to decide what a Freedom Squirrel looked like. We decided he’d be one of those tough squirrels, with ammunition and a leather jacket. But the jacket would have to be ripped to show off his squirrelly muscles.”

 

Dad: “I like values debate. But in policy debate, you have to watch out for the malpractice mole. It undermines the whole system.”

 

Dad: “So the integrity bird can fly away, but without the truth tree, the freedom squirrel gets eaten by the communist cat.”

 

Dad: “So the squirrel couldn’t be named Neo. He can be Squeo. Squeo the Squirrel.”

 

Dad: “I’m glad she didn’t go out with me. She would have turned into a blimp by the time she was twenty eight.”

Kyle: “You’re still bitter, aren’t you, Dad?”

 

Kyle: “Kids these days are so modern.”

 

Kira: “My name is Kira. I like to sing. I like to sing about a lot of different things.  I sing about watermelon. I sing about weed…”


Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Tessa: “He looks lonely.  He needs a volleyball.”

 

Mrs. Matlock: “Somebody’s Eyes…cross and turn.”

 

Rachel: “They didn’t want her to go galvanizing around town.”

 

Kyle: “Dude, that guy could crack walnuts with his eyebrows!”

 

Kyle: “He has arms the size of really big things.”

 

David: “Kyle, you’re not good enough to have an inferiority complex.”

 

Professor Berg: “Reality sucks.”

 

Brit: “Taryn’s more like a crystal ball.”

 

Kim: “I’m just going to call you ‘blender’ from now on.”


Monday, January 30, 2006

Kira – “Whoa! Is there apple cider somewhere?”

Taryn, Kyle and Dad – “That’s beer.”

 

Pastor Jayson – “The only thing that keep me from running over the little old lady was the thought that someone might see me and say ‘That’s the pastor running over that little old lady!’”

 

Taryn - “Peanut butter on toast with nothing else is like people with only underclothes on.”

 

Dad – “Maniacal worm! Maniacal worm!”

 

Dad – “Most families don’t have a sixteen year old likes ours.”

Taryn - “Thank you, God.”

Kyle – “What?”

Mom – “She was just counting her blessings.”

 

Brad: “Meghan, put the math away.  It’s time to go home.”

Meghan: “I know, I know!  I’m almost done!”

 

Jayson: “So profound!  I know, I’m blowing myself away.”

 

Kyle: “Wait, why do you want to be Brett?”

Meghan: “I’m sick: I sound like a guy anyway.”

 

Jayson: “I am poor!  I am poorer than poor!  I can afford Ramen.  Without the noodles.”

 

Jared: “Ouch!  Wow.  I just banged my head into a door.”

Meghan: “Why did you do that?”

Jared: “Um, because I remembered it being closed last time.  Ooh, look at all the pretty stars!”

 

Jayson: “You whine and say, ‘Why doesn’t God give me a Word?’  Well, He has, dum-dums!  Right here!”

 

Taryn: “I don’t care.  I just wanted sister points.”

 

Kyle: “Wait, what do I do here?”

Meghan: “This is the part where you stand around and look amazing.”

Kyle: “I’ve got that.”

 

Senora Fernadez: “Hold the phone. I am Mexican. You do not say ‘la tequila.’ Tequila is a boy. ‘El tequila.’ BOY!”

 

Taryn: “That’s your caterpillar on weed voice.”

Kyle: “Woah. I wanna get high.”

 

Taryn: “Your son just changed genders back here.

Dad: “You mean my daughter?”

 

Professor Berg: “I am pleasantly plump.”

 

Gorgin: “You’ve got a class full of geniuses here.”

 

Eddie: “Oops, I moved the nitro group from ortho to para.”

Gorgin: “Unforgivable!”

 

Professor Berg: Okay, we’ll go through the list of why I should have cancer.”

 

Professor Berg: “You guys go to Sunny Gym. We went to Nuclear Reactors.”



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