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February 20, 2008

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Biology, dude.

(Thanks to Siouxie and sjhaller)

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"sent for testing"

Testing? Testing what? Potency? Or "street value" in Ann Arbor.

Weed 'em and reap.

The building that houses the Graduate School of Library and Information Science at the University of Illinois (Urbana) came into possession -- so to speak -- of the university when the frat house that was using the facility had a fire in the attic where a hydroponic pot farm was wired incorrectly.

Nearby students had the munchies for days.

The library science students learned a valuable lesson: Always hire qualified electricians for any extra-curricular income.

*puffsnork* @ Meanie!

In my biology class we talked about sex between people and in my botany class we talked about sex between plants. What am I missing?

In my music class we talked about scoring.....

In my glass-making class we talked about blowing...

In my woodworking class we learnt how to screw

In my phys ed class, we learned how to become flexible.

In my fluid dynamics class .....

Oh, come on, guys. Why do you think Neville Longbottom was always so slow on the uptake and ended up in Herbology?

One time, at band camp...

No Funky Winkerbean cartoons, please ... !

Had a drug awareness class in high school. Cop passed around a little display case so we could see what joints looked like. The case came back to him with an extra joint in it. Priceless.

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