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    By Hasselhoff
    Oct 6, '06 11:24 AM EST

    I being the other Penn student, exceedingly lacking in intellectual motivation, did not go to the lecture, went home, watched Star Wars on VHS, made a big pot of chili, worked on a mix CD and then had a dream that I was awarded some weird prize. The prize was that I was given a trip to China, married to a Chinese princess and had to miss midreview for our marital tour around China. The other night I had a dream that I was graduating. Following the speech, I threw a carton of eggs at Meyerson. I then woke up and was really happy for like 30 seconds and then I realized it was a dream and was really pissed.

    Ummm, phenotypic plasticity, monoclinic crystal structures, polypeptide, generative, synaptic protein sheath. And stuff.



     
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    • treekiller

      have you heard that some arch students tried to burn meyerson down right after it was built?

      they learned that concrete doesn't burn very well... I think you can see some smoke stains on the second floor studio's ceilings.

      Oct 6, 06 12:15 pm  · 
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      Hasselhoff

      I've heard about that. THey tore down the partition walls in the studios, therefore ruining the design of the HVAC system and making it one uncomfortable beotch.

      Oct 6, 06 12:27 pm  · 
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      Hasselhoff

      That is true.

      Oct 6, 06 2:29 pm  · 
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      vado retro

      chili that sounds really good. a chinese princess sounds really good too.

      Oct 6, 06 9:56 pm  · 
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