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Weekly Overheards

Rachel Neville  —  Sep 16, 2010

Yes, And Lettuce That's Not Lettuce

Girl: Hi. Okay, so, I would like a sandwich, but do you have wheat bread that is not bread?

-Trillium

Houston, We Have A Problem

Girl 1:The night was so great. Then it just went downhill.

Girl 2: Yeah, it was so good and then it just skyrocketed.

Slope Day Edition Overheards

Jessica Stitt  —  May 6, 2010

End-of-semester eavesdroppings include everything from pirates to strippers.

Cornellians Say the Funniest Things

Jessica Stitt  —  Apr 29, 2010

Snippets of conversation heard at Cornell.

Eavesdropping on the Ides of April

Jessica Stitt  —  Apr 15, 2010

Some of the tidbits of conversation Cornellians had this week.

Sex, Drugs and Overheards

Jessica Stitt  —  Apr 8, 2010

Stoners say the silliest things!

Two Tequilas on a One-Rack Mind

Jessica Stitt  —  Apr 1, 2010

One-Rack Mind

Dude (watching The Other Boleyn Girl): Scarlett Johansson from the back is useless.

— The Teahouse

Not Cookie Monster

Pre-Spring Break Eavesdroppings

Jessica Stitt  —  Mar 11, 2010

Instead of studying for prelims before Spring Break, check out what other Cornellians have been overhearing about aliens, animals and everything in between!

Overheard

Keri Blakinger  —  Mar 5, 2009

Blow Me!

Professor: If you blow, you suck.

— MAE 323 Fluids class

Not the Sharpest Tool on the Team

Male Athlete: So what do you have to get on your SATs if you’re like ... not an athlete?

Girl: Um ... [awkward silence]

— Ho Plaza

Engineers Get Their Kicks

Male Engineer: I will kick him so hard, one day he will have to analyze my kick with Matlab to fully understand it.

— Hollister Hall

Neighborly Love

Neighbor (discussing neighbors): Alls they do is curse and threaten to divorce each other.

Neighbors (shouting): What the f***?! F*** you!!!

— Collegetown

Double Penetration

Guy 1: Dude, we gotta get some D.P.!

Overheard

Keri Blakinger  —  Feb 26, 2009

All Greek to Me

Girl 1: Like, I know the name of our sorority, duh, but I just don't know what these symbols represent. Why are they on our handbags?

Girl 2: Maybe it has something to do with our philanthropy shit.

—Ho Plaza

Practice Makes Perfect

Boy 1: I'll be right back, I just have to change my pants.

Boy 2: Oh, rehearsal was that good, was it?

—Lincoln Hall

Math for Dummies

Boy 1: What’s the title of that book? Vector Calgules? Who’s Victor Calgules?

Boy 2: Calculus, it’s vector calculus you idiot.

—Central Campus

Anti-Tourism

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