<p>Hey... well we're just about three days and counting. Princeton's come up with a genius game to pass the time: a round robin story-telling with everyone adding a sentence. Every ten posts or so, we can put it all together. All right, let's go:</p>
<p>"Jonathan sat in his seat, staring at his hands in horror."</p>
<p>Jonathan sat in his seat, staring at his hands in horror, because they were suddenly morphing into cheddar cheese. Due to the cheesiness of his hands, Jonathan asked his math teacher for a reprieve from the Calculus test. But then they turned into hooves.</p>
<p>"Kill it!!!" yelled a torch-bearing man. Pitchfork-bearing peasants poured into the room behind him. And thus Jonathan died a permanent death, one without any ghost, spirit, soul, family, or kindred left behind to carry on his story.</p>
<p>However, the chedar cheese remained to infect other victims in jonathan's calculus class... </p>
<p>"Hark! Over yonder!" cried a frantic calculus scholar, "The sun is broaching the horizon! We'll all be turned into grilled-cheese!"</p>
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<p>The teacher took a deep breath, and faced his class. "I think it's time," he began slowly, "To tell you the truth behind calculus."</p>
<p>The students suddenly took Ruby slippers out of their backpacks, threw them at the calculus teacher, and he turned into Barbara Streisand (oh, the horror!).</p>