Student (looking around): We need some more notable people to die... the walls are kinda bare on this one side.
Overheard: Common Room
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Monday, December 1, 2008
Oooh, innuendo!
Student 1: How many mailboxes are there?
Student 2: The better question is how many female boxes are there.
Overheard: Commuter Lounge
Student 2: The better question is how many female boxes are there.
Overheard: Commuter Lounge
What a compliment
Student: Your gloves pull off homeless Michael Jackson like no other.
Overheard: Commuter Lounge
Overheard: Commuter Lounge
Bleeding red, white and Barth
Student 1: I'm sorry, I just, I just bleed theology right now.
Student 2: I mean, look! Karl Barth is coming out of my veins!
Overheard: Coffee Hour
Student 2: I mean, look! Karl Barth is coming out of my veins!
Overheard: Coffee Hour
Sunday, November 30, 2008
A rock at the foot of a tree?
Random patron: If your dog wins the Oedipal struggle...
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Random patron: So I asked him, which do you want to be, a tree or a rock?
Overheard: Koffee on Audubon
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Random patron: So I asked him, which do you want to be, a tree or a rock?
Overheard: Koffee on Audubon
Someone's working for the wrong team...
Bryan Spinks: Some say the liturgy is meant to be an earthly reflection of what happens in Heaven. In that case, I think we've all seen liturgies that would rather make us want to go to The Other Place.
Overheard: Foundations of Christian Worship
Overheard: Foundations of Christian Worship
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Happy Thanksgiving!
Have a lovely Thanksgiving! Here's a Jesus-turkey for you:

I bet Mary's got plenty of these around the house...
Also, Word to the Wise 1: I don't know who from Princeton Theological Seminary is googling "yale divinity school gossip" but you're not going to find it on here. Keep your internet to yourself, Jersey!
Word to the Wise 2: Make sure you have safe search on when googling this phrase: jesus turkey.

I bet Mary's got plenty of these around the house...
Also, Word to the Wise 1: I don't know who from Princeton Theological Seminary is googling "yale divinity school gossip" but you're not going to find it on here. Keep your internet to yourself, Jersey!
Word to the Wise 2: Make sure you have safe search on when googling this phrase: jesus turkey.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
I think it's a great solution
(complaining about someone on facebook)
Student 1: You know what? I'm just going to defriend him. That'll solve all my problems.
Student 2: Welcome to adulthood.
Student 1: You know what? I'm just going to defriend him. That'll solve all my problems.
Student 2: Welcome to adulthood.
Thanks for being not square?
Willis Jenkins: Thanks for being circular today.
Overheard: Bonhoeffer and King
Overheard: Bonhoeffer and King
You must feel strongly about this
Tom Troeger: If any of you ever preach a boring sermon, may you go to hell, because there is one thing that the Gospel is not and that is boring.
I was in class and I'm not even sure I can pronounce those words
Christopher Beeley: Not all monophysites were aphthartodocetists.
Overheard: Patristics
Overheard: Patristics
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
You're so fair... I bet you think this class period is about you, 'bout you
(after a longish debate over whether an author accurately describes his own project)
Student: On page two, he says--
Gene Outka: I mean, I just--OK, yes, let's read first. We'll do the fair bit and then I'll say something later.
Overheard in: Religion and Morality
Student: On page two, he says--
Gene Outka: I mean, I just--OK, yes, let's read first. We'll do the fair bit and then I'll say something later.
Overheard in: Religion and Morality
I'll try that with my final papers
(on Catcher in the Rye)
Student: Here's what I don't get about that postmodern literature... it's like they just didn't proofread and called it a new genre. They wrote on a toilet paper roll and stopped when the roll ran out.
Student: Here's what I don't get about that postmodern literature... it's like they just didn't proofread and called it a new genre. They wrote on a toilet paper roll and stopped when the roll ran out.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
But they do so much for your legs, even as symbols of societal expectations for women
Mike Giaquinto: It's been a long time since I've worn high heels but I remember them being not very comfortable.
The Rhineland cities don't move like those other cities
Bruce Gordon: I'm sorry... you'll see I've taken this [map] from a cruise website, but the cities haven't changed.
Overheard: History of Western Christianity
Overheard: History of Western Christianity
Monday, November 17, 2008
Yeah, and Tron
(cuddling with friends)
Gay student: I feel like a straight man! Cuddle, my women! Make me some beans!
Female student 1: Beans?
Gay student: Is that what straight men like?
Gay student: I feel like a straight man! Cuddle, my women! Make me some beans!
Female student 1: Beans?
Gay student: Is that what straight men like?
Rejection!
Student to other student: Well, it could be true and I still wouldn't sleep with you.
Overheard: Commuter Lounge
Overheard: Commuter Lounge
Sunday, November 16, 2008
I'll stand in solidarity with polar bears
Carolyn Sharp: I'm quite sure that puffins and polar bears were not part of Jeremiah's people, but you could decide that polar bears are part of your people (as a prophetic strategy of ecological solidarity).
Overheard: Scripture and Social Ethics
Overheard: Scripture and Social Ethics
Because that's too easy
TA Marcus Elder: Why couldn't God have inspired something more straightforward like Plato's Timaeus?
Overheard: History of Western Christianity
Overheard: History of Western Christianity
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