pointing out the shortcomings of western students (HILARIOUS)
12-31-2007 at 12:02 AM
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pointing out the shortcomings of western students (HILARIOUS)
A few years ago, some students from Western started a blog about what dumb things they overhear people say.
These are pretty dumb. And therefore hilarious. And it makes me glad I decided not to go to Western...
http://overheardatwestern.bl ogspot.com/
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01-06-2008 at 09:59 AM
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lol
Step 1: Remove head from ass. Step 2: Open eyes. Repeat as necessary.
Girl #1: Oh..... Is this a Great Lake, too? (points to Lake Winnipeg)
Girl #2: Umm... No. These are the Great Lakes. Do you know where Hudson's Bay is?
Girl #1: Umm...... (pause)
Girl #2: Okay. I'll give you a hint. It's a really big bay.
Girl #1: Is this it? (points to Atlantic ocean)
Girl #2: No... that's the Atlantic Ocean.
Girl #1: Oh. Is this it? (points to the Gulf of St. Lawrence)
Girl #2: No. It's here. (points)
Girl #1: Okay, then what's this?
Girl #2: That's South America.
Girl #1: Oh, that's where Mexico is, right?
Girl #2: Umm... no. This is Mexico. (points)
Girl #1: Oh. Then what's that over there?
Girl #2: That would be Europe.
Girl #1: You're so smart. How did you get so smart? I never learned this stuff.
-- The Spoke, overheard by Victoria
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01-07-2008 at 09:10 AM
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Hahaha. This blog just perpetuates the stereotype about Western students. Not like I mind.
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03-02-2008 at 03:07 PM
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Ahah~ *slightly necroes thread*
I love that blog. I just wish that it got updated more often. There are some classic quotes there.
As bad as it is, I almost wish there was one for McMaster - but I don't want to give us a bad name.
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03-02-2008 at 03:32 PM
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Baha. I feel the same way...
There are some pretty funny people out there...even at Mac
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