Showing posts with label cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cars. Show all posts
Sunday, June 12, 2011
No Comment
Near Cornell. Absentee landlord to a concerned neighbor, asking about his choice of tenants for the house next door: "These are good kids. You can tell by the cars they drive."
Sunday, April 24, 2011
At a party...
Woman:"You got a new car? A new car?"
Her friend: "Well, it was a new car this morning, but by this afternoon it was a used car."
Her friend: "Well, it was a new car this morning, but by this afternoon it was a used car."
Friday, April 15, 2011
A matter of taste
Woman: "I drive a convertible, and someone broke into it a few days ago. They took a few things, but they left all of my CD's. That was what really bothered me the most about it."
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Too much information?
Not overheard, but....
Bumperstickers on a car in Collegetown:
Morally Flexible
and
I'm not wearing any pants
Bumperstickers on a car in Collegetown:
Morally Flexible
and
I'm not wearing any pants
Labels:
bumper stickers,
cars,
Collegetown,
not overheard,
overheard in Ithaca
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Snow Day!
A guy is trying to get his car out from the snow where it is stuck. The car has bald tires.
A passerby, stopping to watch: "You need to get snow tires."
A neighbor out shoveling: "You need to get snow tires."
The guy continues to try and get the car out. A snow plow goes by.
The driver leans out and says: "You need to get snow tires."
-Chris
A passerby, stopping to watch: "You need to get snow tires."
A neighbor out shoveling: "You need to get snow tires."
The guy continues to try and get the car out. A snow plow goes by.
The driver leans out and says: "You need to get snow tires."
-Chris
Labels:
cars,
overheard in Ithaca,
plow,
snow,
snow tires
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Don't even start
On campus.
Professor: "Did you drive to campus today?"
Student: "Just turning the ignition in my car destroys my financial stability."
Professor: "Did you drive to campus today?"
Student: "Just turning the ignition in my car destroys my financial stability."
Labels:
campus,
cars,
overheard in Ithaca,
students
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