13 CommentsDamn, wouldn’t some mozzarella sticks and chicken wings, a Jamba Juice, and maybe even a chocolate milkshake be delicious right now? This rat thought so too, but was disappointed to find that JJ’s Place was closed at this hour. There on the steps he cried, until a human found him and crafted a crude Snapchat. He scurried away to Ferris, hoping to find some leftover pasta.
JJ’s would probably have to literally burn to the ground before people stopped going.
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@hi zomg it’s ratatouille!
@English grammar thou *shalt* not pass
@Not the first time A while back after JJs story with the health inspector came out, I saw a large insect on the walls inside in the dining area. Unfortunately, my phone was out of battery and I couldn’t take a picture of it to send it to bwog. Let’s just say I haven’t been to JJs since, so this is all good to know people!
@Anonymous Bugs in a mass food producing Kitchen in NewYork?
#WTFCOLUMBIA #SAVE ME
@Michael Scott https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31g0YE61PLQ
@Steve I. Crikey. That’s a big one.
@Anonymous I mean JJ’s isn’t open at midnight on Saturdays…
@Anonymous It should be.
@Anonymous Why is it really closed? Someone just posted that picture.
@anon But really columbia needs to get some campus cats to deal with the rats plus they are cute and environmentally friendly
@Anonymous briliant
@Nah Fuck cats
@Dan S To fly my Columbia history nerd flag for a moment, this actually used to be a thing. Apparently, when they built Hartley and Wallach they instinctively put cats in the basement. But by the mid 1930s the cats had grown complacent.
(Humorous letter by the housing manager back then describing the situation.)
http://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/djs2190/files/2014/03/nubling-cats.pdf