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#683
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⚐ ReportWhitacre: You read those [philosophy] books, and you're just like, "What are you talking about? I would argue, but I don't know what you're saying!"
#682
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⚐ Report//someone sneezes Class: Bless you Whitacre: I want you blessing people and not spreading around germs. Don't go "Bless you" and wipe it on your hand, then someone's shoulder.
#681
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⚐ ReportWhitacre: I wanna see you try that athlete stuff in the hallway, smack some guy on the ass and go, "Hey, nice job in that algebra class! Good work on that equation!"
#680
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⚐ ReportWhitacre: I don't think you can hate more. It's just hate. They're like "I hate you more," but once you hit the hate level, you're done.
#679
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⚐ ReportWhitacre: You know how to tell if someone's stupid? They keep doing the same thing and think it's gonna be different. It's called gambling!
#678
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⚐ Report//Jacob walks up to a table at the college fair Jacob: *reading out loud* Black College Expo... *walks away* Expo rep: Come over here! Yo' black! And money is green! *hands Jacob a flier*
#677
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⚐ ReportWhitacre: What happened? Jacob: I ate a half-smoke, and it was half beef, half pork. They told me it was all-beef! Whitacre: Are you Orthodox? Jacob: No, Conservative. Whitacre: Welcome to the club. *pauses* Welcome to reformed Judaism. You can go to McDonald's now and say, "Okay, bring it on! I want a BLT with some pork rinds and some grease to drink." //later Whitacre: You should've sued. Violating religious principles. Think, you could own half of Ben's Chili Bowl. That would be... *rubs fingers together*
#676
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⚐ ReportSteven: That thing smells bad. Whitacre: What? Steven: Salt Lake City. Smells like sulfur. Whitacre: Or salt.
#675
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⚐ ReportKamal: Anyone want brownies? *holds up a bag* Jacob: Whoo! *jumps up, then slips and falls because he's only wearing socks*
#674
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⚐ Report//Jacob and Kamal are doing math on the board Whitacre: Is that something good or is that crap? Jacob: Oh, just... don't worry about it. Whitacre: Don't worry about it? I'm going over to look. I learned that from my parents.