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  1. roller says:

    first

  2. The Jack I knew wouldn’t give much ‘arbor to these people. He was just pining away and had to root around for every little twig of happiness, toward the end. It had him stumped. Laurel had left him in the larch and he’d just sit around listening to Mahogany records. I told him Norwegian Wood was better, but he didn’t listen, which teaked me off. He’d just go wherever his dog would go. Sometimes they’d just go to the beech for Seder. I asked him about it, but he told me he’d get sycamore of this line of questioning, so I didn’t ask elm any more about it.

    Really, Jack only had a couple friends, named “Hick” or “Ree”, I don”t remember which’s ’switch. He’d hang around with Holly Filbert, Juniper Hemlock, Lilac Linden and Melaleuca, who was from Brazil wouldn’t you know. (I hear they all did it in privet, once). I think they lived on Southern Magnolia where it grafts onto Mulberry. And did you see their clothes? Some cotton would be plum about now and they’d think it was peachy! Jack and Holly were quite the pear in their matching apricot shirts.

    Each of these are the kinds of things that grove Hazel nuts, but Rose would like it because it made her feel poplar. It gave her something to bay and bark about. Nothing to birch about there really, but now it comes out that Rose would like to sue Mac! I don’t know if the courts wil’low that. She said her friend Red would testify, even if he had to come in from Cork. I understand that Forrest is petrified, but would come if the trial was in Cypress, which in near Hawthorne. Maybe they should call it a date – I know Camellia would attend.

    Even so, maple something good can come of it, though sometimes it makes me want to kick her ash. Maybe I should kick her quaking asp, en tell her what needs to be done to loquat her records. I don’t know, do yew? She should probably aster alders on this. She should branch out a little and truncate some her present activities, maybe put down some roots fir later, out there on the Ponderosa. And I’d tell her not to let them get something they’d pinion her, because things can get pretty mesquite and that wouldn’t be so cherry.

    Say, can you excuse me for a minute, I’ve got to spruce up a bit. It’s funny how a good pee can help the memory! Oakley-d’oakley, by gum! When I come back, let’s get a Mimosa.

  3. iLikeMesh says:

    ilikemesh

  4. iLikeMesh says:

    thank you, thank you I’ve worked so hard for it

  5. Chip says:

    Did some internets detective work. It’s Putnam Hall @ SUNY Geneseo.

  6. protonians says:

    Is there a case like this??

    hahahahah LOL

  7. Notu says:

    Who burned my soup?

  8. .ISO says:

    OH THE IRONY!

  9. M!Hä? says:

    Next Fail: MUESLI

  10. M!Hä? says:

    But I could

  11. dfgdsfgdsfg says:

    The Jack I knew wouldn’t give much ‘arbor to these people. He was just pining away and had to root around for every little twig of happiness, toward the end. It had him stumped. Laurel had left him in the larch and he’d just sit around listening to Mahogany records. I told him Norwegian Wood was better, but he didn’t listen, which teaked me off. He’d just go wherever his dog would go. Sometimes they’d just go to the beech for Seder. I asked him about it, but he told me he’d get sycamore of this line of questioning, so I didn’t ask elm any more about it.

    Really, Jack only had a couple friends, named “Hick” or “Ree”, I don”t remember which’s ’switch. He’d hang around with Holly Filbert, Juniper Hemlock, Lilac Linden and Melaleuca, who was from Brazil wouldn’t you know. (I hear they all did it in privet, once). I think they lived on Southern Magnolia where it grafts onto Mulberry. And did you see their clothes? Some cotton would be plum about now and they’d think it was peachy! Jack and Holly were quite the pear in their matching apricot shirts.

    Each of these are the kinds of things that grove Hazel nuts, but Rose would like it because it made her feel poplar. It gave her something to bay and bark about. Nothing to birch about there really, but now it comes out that Rose would like to sue Mac! I don’t know if the courts wil’low that. She said her friend Red would testify, even if he had to come in from Cork. I understand that Forrest is petrified, but would come if the trial was in Cypress, which in near Hawthorne. Maybe they should call it a date – I know Camellia would attend.

    Even so, maple something good can come of it, though sometimes it makes me want to kick her ash. Maybe I should kick her quaking asp, en tell her what needs to be done to loquat her records. I don’t know, do yew? She should probably aster alders on this. She should branch out a little and truncate some her present activities, maybe put down some roots fir later, out there on the Ponderosa. And I’d tell her not to let them get something they’d pinion her, because things can get pretty mesquite and that wouldn’t be so cherry.

    Say, can you excuse me for a minute, I’ve got to spruce up a bit. It’s funny how a good pee can help the memory! Oakley-d’oakley, by gum! When I come back, let’s get a Mimosa.The Jack I knew wouldn’t give much ‘arbor to these people. He was just pining away and had to root around for every little twig of happiness, toward the end. It had him stumped. Laurel had left him in the larch and he’d just sit around listening to Mahogany records. I told him Norwegian Wood was better, but he didn’t listen, which teaked me off. He’d just go wherever his dog would go. Sometimes they’d just go to the beech for Seder. I asked him about it, but he told me he’d get sycamore of this line of questioning, so I didn’t ask elm any more about it.

    Really, Jack only had a couple friends, named “Hick” or “Ree”, I don”t remember which’s ’switch. He’d hang around with Holly Filbert, Juniper Hemlock, Lilac Linden and Melaleuca, who was from Brazil wouldn’t you know. (I hear they all did it in privet, once). I think they lived on Southern Magnolia where it grafts onto Mulberry. And did you see their clothes? Some cotton would be plum about now and they’d think it was peachy! Jack and Holly were quite the pear in their matching apricot shirts.

    Each of these are the kinds of things that grove Hazel nuts, but Rose would like it because it made her feel poplar. It gave her something to bay and bark about. Nothing to birch about there really, but now it comes out that Rose would like to sue Mac! I don’t know if the courts wil’low that. She said her friend Red would testify, even if he had to come in from Cork. I understand that Forrest is petrified, but would come if the trial was in Cypress, which in near Hawthorne. Maybe they should call it a date – I know Camellia would attend.

    Even so, maple something good can come of it, though sometimes it makes me want to kick her ash. Maybe I should kick her quaking asp, en tell her what needs to be done to loquat her records. I don’t know, do yew? She should probably aster alders on this. She should branch out a little and truncate some her present activities, maybe put down some roots fir later, out there on the Ponderosa. And I’d tell her not to let them get something they’d pinion her, because things can get pretty mesquite and that wouldn’t be so cherry.

    Say, can you excuse me for a minute, I’ve got to spruce up a bit. It’s funny how a good pee can help the memory! Oakley-d’oakley, by gum! When I come back, let’s get a Mimosa.

  12. dwag222 says:

    FIRST!!!!!!

    OMG LOLZ I’M SO FIRST 3L33T!

    DID I WIN? DID I?

  13. poopmasta says:

    anyone know what school this was at?

    • anyone says:

      Yes, thank you, I already read the prior posts on this page. If you want, you could Google geneseo fire drill.

      • MRN says:

        … which I did, and the story is both humorous and outrageous. Check out this excerpt:
        .
        Dean of Students Lenny Sancilio said he was pleased that the fire detection and prevention systems all worked efficiently. He said that he believed students whose rooms were damaged would have to check their homeowner’s insurance plans or consider purchasing renter’s insurance to pay for the damages. “Unless the school was at fault … the damage would not be covered by the school,” he said.
        .
        At approximately 11:30 pm on Thursday, Sancilio sent out an e-mail to all students that read, “A great tragedy was averted tonight”.

  14. Aja says:

    Out of the fire and still smoldering
    she says
    “A woman must have everything.”

  15. I’ve just been reminded of this verse:

    The boy stood on the burning deck
    His body all a-quiver
    He gave a cough
    His leg fell off
    And floated down the river!

  16. Lauren says:

    At least everybody was already outside.

  17. ELBAD says:

    Join Date: Mar 16 2009
    Posts: 830
    Location: IL
    Re: Rap music sucks balls.Posted: Sun May 24, 2009 5:46 pmOnly good rap song ever made:

    Now, this is a story all about how
    My life got flipped-turned upside down
    And I liked to take a minute
    Just sit right there
    I’ll tell you how I became the prince of a town called Bel Air

    In west Philadelphia born and raised
    On the playground was where I spent most of my days
    Chillin’ out maxin’ relaxin’ all cool
    And all shootin some b-ball outside of the school
    When a couple of guys
    Who were up to no good
    Startin making trouble in my neighborhood
    I got in one little fight and my mom got scared
    She said ‘You’re movin’ with your auntie and uncle in Bel Air’

    I begged and pleaded with her day after day
    But she packed my suite case and send me on my way
    She gave me a kiss and then she gave me my ticket.
    I put my walkman on and said, ‘I might as well kick it’.

    First class, yo this is bad
    Drinking orange juice out of a champagne glass.
    Is this what the people of Bel-Air Living like?
    Hmmmmm this might be alright.

    But wait I hear there’re prissy, wine all that
    Is Bel-Air the type of place they send this cool cat?
    I don’t think sow
    I’ll see when I get there
    I hope they’re prepared for the prince of Bel-Air

    Well, the plane landed and when I came out
    There was a dude who looked like a cop standing there with my name out
    I ain’t trying to get arrested
    I just got here
    I sprang with the quickness like lightening, disappeared

    I whistled for a cab and when it came near
    The license plate said fresh and it had dice in the mirror
    If anything I can say this cab is rare
    But I thought ‘Now forget it’ – ‘Yo homes to Bel Air’

    I pulled up to the house about 7 or 8
    And I yelled to the cabbie ‘Yo homes smell ya later’
    I looked at my kingdom
    I was finally there
    To sit on my throne as the Prince of Bel Air

  18. name, required says:

    There you have it. I’ve ALWAYS said that these drills were counter productive.

    If not for anything else, then because it desensitizes people to fire alarms. THANKS to the fire drills, i NEVER took a fire alarm serious back in school.

  19. St33v3 says:

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  20. joey says:

    I like this site but what are all these comments that have nothing to do with christmas? i dont get it why dont u comment on the picuture? instead say some random nonsence

  21. Avis says:

    Have you guys seen the most recent post up at Pundit Kitchen? It really touched a nerve or three apparently. Just over 200 comments, but as heated as can possibly be!!

  22. Wandering Troll, Failblog breaker master says:

    First!

    I reject any other reality and substitute it with my own. :D

  23. Mike says:

    We were having a fire exercise onboard a naval vessel using smoke bombs. About 10 minutes in there was a smoke indication in a nearby compartment which should’ve been isolated. I was spare so I volunteered to go check it out to make sure it was ok. I entered the compartment, full of smoke, grabbed the extinguisher by the door and found the source. A (literally) red-hot slice of toast that had been left to burn while the crew fought the fake fire…

    • MRN says:

      So… the Navy (of whichever country) has sophisticated weaponry, smart bombs, advanced electronics, but still cooks toast manually on top of a stove like my grandmother did? I had no idea.

  24. Danny Phantom says:

    lol thats an irony fail!

  25. G2T says:

    We didnt start the fire
    It was always burning
    Since the worlds been turning
    We didnt start the fire
    No we didnt light it
    But we tried to fight it..

  26. leet3lite says:

    This happened in my school too, except in the kitchen. After the firemen left, the alarm rang again as someone accidentally hit an alarm while moving tables. By the time it was all over, half the day was spent outside waiting for the fire brigade…

  27. Aja says:

    Can someone please turn off the fail suppression system?

  28. Czuhc says:

    DOT ORG DOT ORG DOT ORG, DAMMIT!

  29. Jenny Seavers says:

    LMAO, no way dude, too funny!

    RT
    http://www.real-anonymity.pro.tc

  30. Paco says:

    ¡qué cracks!

  31. dj_racey_jc says:

    At least they had a good reason for leaving it unattended. A friend of mine left somethign cooking and went to play football for a few hours, luckily i smelt a burning smell and the flames did not go beyond the cooker. The second fail here was the alarm di dnto go off even though there was flames comming out the dam cooker.

  32. Tiffany says:

    LOL this was at SFSU, in Towers I think. Ridonc.

  33. Yamthief says:

    Student Fail. Irony win.

  34. L says:

    Something like this happened at my dorm last year while I was gone for the weekend. My room was mostly fine. It was in Sullivan Hall at NCSU.

  35. Krunier says:

    Yep. Fire drills are dangerous too… lol

  36. Diesel says:

    Way to Go SUNY Geneseo! I was 10 feet away while this was happening. They have so many fire drills per semester. We had like 10 in 3 weeks. It happened again in spring (30 minutes of chicken in microwave)

  37. yup says:

    this is why fire drills are stupid bullshit

  38. DJD says:

    Moral to this story. If people tell you its a drill now go outside, tell them to shove their drill where the sun don’t shine

  39. Amanda says:

    You know, I always thought something like this could happen. People are told to drop everything and run, and they might be doing something dangerous if left unattended…

  40. Yownanymous says:

    FAWLTY TOWERS!


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