Charlie, do you repeat these in real time or do you have a ‘stash’ of stupid comments? Because, honestly, I find it astounding (in an incredibly negative way) that anyone can be THIS ignorant so often.
The more I read this blog, the more it reminds me of this group of girls I had to suffer through 3 1/2 out of 4 years of high school/hair dressing school with.
I’m reminded of this site every time I hear downstairs neighbor yelling into his phone in Somali, the ridiculous people upstairs throwing parties that somehow involve stomping on the floor or vacuuming at precisely 2pm every day – and lord only knows what they do at night, but it doesn’t sound like typical “night noises.” But Charlie, then i read your site and remember how lucky I am.
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im guessing they meant latkas or something..
Andy Kaufman?
I can trust these girls completely as my walking encyclopedias.
Oh. Dear. God.
Charlie, do you repeat these in real time or do you have a ‘stash’ of stupid comments? Because, honestly, I find it astounding (in an incredibly negative way) that anyone can be THIS ignorant so often.
Man, I wish I had two idiotic girls living above me. Some people are just so lucky…
mmmm….. Fried yarmulkes sound delicious…
1001awfulthings.com
i found a way to get my own seat in the bus…read this website and chuckle to myself. i shall test this theory tomorrow. thank you Charlie
Yarmulkes sound more like a noise people make when throwing up…
They ate fried little hats? Potato pancakes sound tastier
If they were at a Hanukkah dinner, that must mean they were in the vicinity of lit candles.
That’s risky ‘it’.
Lemon out.
I love you, Liz Lemon.
Two words….. Adam Sandler. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrd9p47MPHg
The more I read this blog, the more it reminds me of this group of girls I had to suffer through 3 1/2 out of 4 years of high school/hair dressing school with.
well someone totally knows what they’re talking about..
happy channukah :)
Oy veh….
it’s not “oy veh…”
it’s “oy vey…” or “oy gevalt…”
Ooops, looks like I need to head back to hebrew school :S
I’m reminded of this site every time I hear downstairs neighbor yelling into his phone in Somali, the ridiculous people upstairs throwing parties that somehow involve stomping on the floor or vacuuming at precisely 2pm every day – and lord only knows what they do at night, but it doesn’t sound like typical “night noises.” But Charlie, then i read your site and remember how lucky I am.
fried yarmulkes?
good to know that they have a good taste in food. only the best for the GAM.
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In their defense, you could probably fry anything and it would taste good. Maybe they did eat fried hats. Who are we to judge?
Gotta love hot not-Jewish girls.