We may need to change this blog from Overheard to Found Poetry:
Ithaca Craig's List Lost & Found:
Lost / Stolen Junkyard Bike - Ice Cream Reward
Last seen on porch - Clinton St. Downtown. July 4th around 3pm.
Junkyard cruiser: Rusty frame - no color just rusted chrome. Single Speed. Taped-up seat. No hand brakes. A real beaut. Curvy bod. One heck of a ride too ;). Will treat finder/stealer/perp to purity ice-cream or a drink or burrito if returned. Reply or just ride it to RIBs. Wouldn't mind sharing, just want to ride it again. Thx!
Friday, August 1, 2008
Thursday, July 31, 2008
Honor thy parents?
Overheard in a public restroom:
Mother: “I don’t just know why no one ever flushes.”
Teenage Daughter: “Oh just shut up.”
Mother: “I don’t just know why no one ever flushes.”
Teenage Daughter: “Oh just shut up.”
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Not a jock
Middle school girl: "The only reason I put on the glove when I was in the outfield was to hide my face from the ball, and to keep the sun out of my eyes. And it smelled gross."
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Growing up
A pair of baby boomers: "Remember when times were lean we used to bring home toilet paper from school or work to try and save money? Now that we're older I'm tempted to bring toilet paper from home, the stuff they use at work is too cheap and scratchy."
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Monday, July 28, 2008
A sad fate
Female student: "And every night after work? I came home with at least two dozen donuts? Cause otherwise they would have thrown them all away?"
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Sunday, July 27, 2008
and the rest of the story?
Two women chatting: "...and I told him it was just a girl's night out..."
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Saturday, July 26, 2008
All that really matters
An older woman at Salvation Army talking with her coworker: "Just a good smile, that's what matters. I don't care the color, as long as he has a good smile."
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