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A taste of MIT

Riding the Saferide shuttle to Ryan’s apartment tonight, I came across some fine examples of the microcosm that is MIT.

1) In a crowded shuttle, standing space only, a strappin’ young lad squeezes past me in the aisle, knocking me with his bookbag, to beat me to an empty seat.

2) Sitting by himself, apparently bored, a guy intently studies his right forefinger, bending it and straightening it repeatedly. Every once in a while, he will use his left fingers to hold his right forefinger as he continues to bend it and straighten it. Bend. Straighten. Repeat.

3) Said guy above, about 5 minutes later, still sitting by himself, now has his black hat pulled over the entirety of his face. So, imagine a ski mask without the eye holes or the mouth hole, pulled over a guy’s face. When I got up to get off the shuttle (about 5-10 minutes later), he was still sitting there like that.

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  Jason wrote @ February 21st, 2005 at 9:19 pm

Hilarious. Pure gold. The vivid description… It’s like I’m there… and laughing! I wonder if it was as funny in real life as it is in my head…. Awesome.

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