[Two girls are talking quietly.]
Girl 1: [suddenly] I DON'T SPEAK MUTE!!!!!!!!
- Honors Geometry
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Mute-English Dictionary: Priceless.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 12:52 PM 2 comments
Friday, March 30, 2007
Yeah, it was INTENSE.
Guy 1: Did you hear that [Andrew] got chased down by the police?
Guy 2: Yeah...where did they chase him?
Guy 1: Down the hallway.
- World Civ.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 4:36 PM 2 comments
...makes sense.
Girl: I don't understand wearing shorts that are so short that it makes it look like you're not wearing any pants. I'd rather just not wear pants.
- Anonymous Location ...it would reveal the speaker to some.
overheard by r. burns at 3:36 PM 2 comments
People live in Greece, too.
overheard by r. burns at 3:31 PM 1 comments
Thursday, March 29, 2007
And when he finally dies...
[We are writing a paper about Rasputin.]
Guy: I'm excited! [Teacher] said that for every time Rasputin gets shot I can use the d-word. And he gets shot a LOT!!!
- World Civ.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 3:58 PM 0 comments
He knows more than you think, yo.
Guy wearing his cap sideways: Look! I'm from the ghetto!
Girl: Listen, you don't know what the ghetto is. I grew up there, man, you have no idea.
Guy: Yes, I do. The ghetto's a place I stay out of at night.
-Government
overheard by r. burns at 3:32 PM 3 comments
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
She's easily upset.
overheard by r. burns at 3:57 PM 0 comments
No discrepancies here.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 3:51 PM 3 comments
No, it's the SKY.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 3:51 PM 1 comments
Tuesday, March 27, 2007
Well, this makes 200.......
This is the 200th Eavesdroppers Post......
Student 1: Why did Rosa Parks refuse to give up her seat?
Student 2: Because, she was tired from all her slave work, like picking cotton.
Student 1: (at this point just leading the other student) So, they had buses back when there were slaves?
Student 2: Yeah, it wasn't that long ago....
Student 1: (again leading) So, was it in like the 1860's, or the 1960's?
Student 2: I said now that long ago, so, like, the 1960's.
Student 1: And there were slaves then?
Student 2: DUH!! You have to LISTEN!!!!
overheard by offshelf at 6:51 PM 1 comments
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Complications may include...
overheard by r. burns at 7:35 PM 3 comments
Friday, March 23, 2007
Four more hoagies, coming up.
[For lunch today: hoagies. The end-of-lunch bell just rang. Everyone is nearly out the door except for Sandwich Friend, who remains at his table alone, arms crossed.]
Girl: Why are you still sitting there, [Sandwich Friend]?
Sandwich Friend: I'm waiting for someone to bring me some more FOOD!!!!
- Cafeteria
overheard by maggini in tweed at 4:05 PM 1 comments
...off to write my obituary.
Girl 1: If I died, would you come to my funeral?
Girl 2: Yes... and I'd cry, too.
Girl 1: Well, I hope you're not busy this weekend....
- 4th Block
overheard by r. burns at 3:30 PM 2 comments
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
It looks GREAT.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 9:33 PM 1 comments
Mind the pedestrian (or pterodactyl.)
Guy: Man, I feel bad. We hit a pterodactyl on the way to school this morning. Those things are almost extinct, you know, and I killed one!
Girl: You mean a vulture? ...a buzzard?
Guy: No, it was huge, nasty and bald!
- Government
overheard by r. burns at 3:34 PM 2 comments
I see the difference.
Guy 1: Have you ever been stabbed?
Guy 2: Yeah, why?
Guy 1: Just wondering...
Guy 2: Well, actually it was more of a slice...
- Before Lunch
overheard by r. burns at 3:30 PM 0 comments
Tuesday, March 20, 2007
Yes, too bad the dictionaries weren't that good....
{Note: mag·nan·i·mous [mag nánnəməss]adj noble-spirited: very generous, kind, or forgiving (Encarta ® World English Dictionary © & (P) 1998-2005 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.)}
overheard by offshelf at 5:09 PM 0 comments
You are Just Digging Yourself Deeper.....
These two were heard pretty close together in a Chem-Comm (Pre-Chemistry) Class. The discussion was on extracting ores, and digging for minerals et cetera. The question posed was: How far is it to where there is lava in the middle of the Earth?
Teacher: Well, look. {Draws crossection of the layers of the earth on board} This is the crust. That is what we are standing on, and.....
Student: Whoa! Wait a minute!!! We are standing on the CRUST!?!?!?!? I thought we were standing on the atmosphere....
- - After explaining that, Teacher is recapping how far it is to the 'lava' (it would actually be magma, but you know, we don't want to expect too much), and gives his final figure to the magma. - -
Same Student: {turns to buddy} You know, that couldn't be that far.....I can dig that in a year and a half, with a pickaxe!!! Maybe a year, if you helped....
overheard by offshelf at 5:09 PM 0 comments
And your cuff-links, too.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 3:58 PM 0 comments
This might be one of those times.
overheard by maggini in tweed at 3:57 PM 0 comments












