RIT Rings Podcast
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Monday, 9:22 P.M.
I was just reading last week’s issue of the Reporter and
I couldn’t believe the review of Metallica’s new album.
“Death Magnetic” was [horse-do]. I mean that [reviewer] is
a [expletive]. He’s such a [funky] [swoosh].
Saturday, 12:17 P.M.
Dear RIT Rings, here I am again. I have
a lot to say, I’m intelligent, and I make
a lot of money. I’ve made a lot of bad
choices, too. What am I? Keep it real!
Saturday, 4:43 P.M.
Just read your new Reporter and
was looking at the new comic. I can’t
believe that you got rid of your old
cartoonist for that piece of [droppings].
Enjoy your new [droppings].
Monday, 2:05 A.M.
I’m stuck in my lounge and these freshmen
are obsessively talking about masturbation.
I’ll still be trapped in here by the time the
next Reporter comes out. Could you please
send for help? Please!
Sunday, 12:18 A.M.
Hey Rings,
I’ve been
thinking
about calling
you for
a long time
but I never
had the balls
to do it. But
now I am!
Friday, 11:06 P.M.
Dear RIT Rings, I do believe that
in order to walk past the hockey
players in Colony one must have
a vaccination. And I dare say that
there may or may not be a sign
that says that. However, all RIT
students need to know that.
Saturday, 2:34 P.M.
I wanted to let you know I just finished a
quart of milk in 15 minutes. Just thought
you should know. That’s probably not
healthy. What do you think?
Friday, 9:10 P.M.
There’s a kid living on my floor who masturbates with
ketchup. He says it burns. Is that true?
Tuesday, 10:12 P.M.
The other night, I had a lot to drink and I ended up going
over to this guy’s house and, well, we went all the
way. The next morning I woke up and I was looking at
him and he was staring at me and then he said that
‘maybe I should go take a shower.’ Why would he say
that? Who says that?
Friday, 4:43 P.M.
My name is [Hoover] I have a [harsh expletive of a]
roommate named [Henry] and he turned off my alarm
this morning and I didn’t get to go to class on time. He’s a
[pony], he’s a [roadrunner], he’s a piece of [horse chips].
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