Day 87-- on DVD overlaps / a conversation / a poem

Something I always laughed about: in college, you could go to various students' rooms and--if they owned DVDs--you were bound to find at least three of the following:
-Dumb and Dumber
-Aladdin
-the Incredibles
-any of the Lord of the Rings films
-Top Gun
-Remember the Titans
-Miss Congeniality
-Knight's Tale
-Ever After
-Donnie Darko (if they're edgy students...edgy!)
-Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (if they're hipster students)
-the Matrix
-something with either Chris Farley or Adam Sandler (except for Punch-Drunk Love)

What you have is basically 75% of Geneva's campus owning the same DVD collection. Awesome. Most of them are in Full-Frame, too. This is most certainly one of my exaggerations, but there isn't just a kernel of truth--it's more like a lodestone.

Why is this?

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At the calendar kiosk:

"Day by Day Calendar, this is Jason."
"Is this the man of the house?"
"..."
"..."
"I'm selling calendars."
"Oh, sorry."

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A poem, written by me at the calendar kiosk

"Ham (a love story)"
by Jason Panella

Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Ham.
Cheese.

posted, with grace and poise, by Jason @ 12/01/2006 11:09:00 PM,

2 Comments:

At 1:36 AM, Blogger RVWarren said...

The men in the white lab coats are here to help you, Jason...

 
At 12:14 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

the movies i own that ordinary Geneva students don't own.... they don't want to watch. so... yeah. there's that.

 

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