March 2004 Archives

It's dark because you can't afford it

Hipster: "I just returned from the dark side"

-- Hipster getting off Bedford L into cell phone


Posted 2004-03-31 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Naive Evian

12-year-old boy: I don't know why people would pay $2 for a bottle of water. You know, EVIAN spelt backwards is N-A-I-V-E.

-- To his friend, in Prospect Park


Posted 2004-03-29 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

How About a Clueless Roll?

Waitress: Hello. How can I help you?
Kid: I wanna buy some sushi.
Waitress: You want to buy some sushi? What kind of sushi would you like?
Kid: I don't know.

--Wasabi Sushi, Bensonhurst


Posted 2004-03-27 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

The Nuisance of Facts

20-something Intellectual: Facts are such a distraction from the essence of what's really happening.

--Private Party, Brooklyn


Posted 2004-03-26 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Leeds, are you sure?

Man in a thick British accent: There isn't a town of Leeds in England. I'm from the CITY of Leeds.

-- Opening night party for an off-Broadway show in Link


Posted 2004-03-24 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Fun at the Post Office

A young man apparently cuts the line at the PO.

Old Italian: Hey, there's a line here buddy.
Young guy: I waited already, I got money orders.
Old Italian: I didn't see you anywhere near the line.
Young guy: I got money orders before and now I'm mailing them.
Old Italian: We've all got orders. Geez, no one wants to wait on line any more. And now the guy's serving him.
Young guy: Shut up.
Old Italian: Ah, get lost, you idiot. If I was five years younger I would put you up against the wall.
Postal Worker: Next.
Old Italian: How much to send this express mail?
Postal Worker: $13.65.
Old Italian: Maron.

--Bensonhurst


Posted 2004-03-23 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Nigligence Indeed

Black female customer: "Forget it, girl you must be suffering from NIGligence"

- At Au Bon Pain on 37th & 5th, when she just missed the 4-6pm half price baked goods by one minute, and the black female who worked behind the register would not let her buy them for half price


Posted 2004-03-22 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Where are the Jewish Girls?

Gentile Yuppie: When I was in the synagogue, all of these girls kept on coming up to me and trying to pick me up--but they were all Jewish!


Posted 2004-03-19 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Manhattan as a Pooper-scooper

Tough-looking guy to tough-looking friend: Manhattan is all about shitpiles.

-- Manhattan


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I would do it too if I could

Yuppie: "And I thought, why are you climbing down a hole if you're wearing a $2,500 shirt?"

-- Upper East Side


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Obviously Reformed

A Gentile Yuppie: I once dated a Rabbi's daughter, in the Hamptons. I went to a family barbeque, and he asked me, 'Do you want cheese on your hamburger?' and I thought, 'Ah--this is a moment of truth--one of those key moments in a relationship, where the family will judge me--what should I say?' and I said, 'Yes, I would'--and then the Rabbi responded, 'Great! Then Cheese for Everybody!'"

-- Bar Tabac, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn


Posted 2004-03-14 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

But Two-Thirds of all Statistics are invented

Yuppie: I myself don't watch porn, but I am told by trustworthy sources that at least two-thirds of all pornographic movies have no artistic value.

-- Lower East Side


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Discommunication

Woman on telephone, calling someone back after having the call was dropped: Sorry, we were discommunicated.

-- Times Square


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That's why everyone's in tight clothing

Overweight woman: "I honesty think there must be a shortage of fabric or material because all shirts are baby tees and all pants are to small and low on the hips, I dont get it"

-- Manhattan


Posted 2004-03-11 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Without a Yarmulke

Young Yuppie: You're such a third-generation American Jew.

-- 6th Avenue, West Village


Posted 2004-03-10 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Yuppie Fantasies

Young Woman #1: I have to go to this "dungeon" for my Sexual Psychology class. Do you want to come?
Young Woman #2 in her mid-twenties: Is it like an S&M thing?
Young Woman #1: I don't know. It's like they act out different sexual
fantasies with whips and stuff.
Young Woman #2
: OK, that sounds cool.


-- Upper East Side


Posted 2004-03-09 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

The language of chickens

Middle-aged Man: "you know how people all over the world, chinese, african, whatever, they look different"
Middle-aged woman: ""well no matter where you go the chickens of the world, they look the same, ever thought about that"
Middle-aged Man: "I wonder if they speak the same language?"

-- McDonald's, by the corner of Houston & Hudson


Posted 2004-03-06 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

The New York Marginalized

Columbia University student #1: The most marginalized group on campus are the college Republicans
Columbia University student #2: No, it's the Christians

-- Private get-together of Columbia students, East Village


Posted 2004-03-05 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

But aren't they the same anyway?

Man in a full-length fur coat: "I'm a socialist monarchist. I believe in helping the people, but the people can't help themselves."

-- W 83rd Post Office


Posted 2004-03-04 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

The Junior Family

Yuppie: "Is Freddie Prinze Jr. Harry Connick Jr.'s son?"

-- Streetcorner in Midtown


Posted 2004-03-03 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook

Gay Superbowl

Man, speaking on his cell phone: "I'm going to watch the Gay Superbowl tonight."

- Streetcorner in Cobble Hill


Posted 2004-03-01 EmailQuoteLinkDel.icio.us Facebook


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