hey you

[rzr]

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I liked the people that get straight A's and don't actually know anything at all.

They give good head, though. 'Bout all they got going.

[[TeRa]]

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Oh hi me, B-A student and then stopped doing everything and dropped out and probably has no hope for a future, what's up?

[MrRubix]

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Sometimes you're able to see everything more clearly from the top of the bell curve.




Anyways, I used to tell people I didn't know how to do something only because I didn't want them pestering me all the time for help (this was mainly back in high school. In college, everything's a lot harder and people have to help one another sometimes if they want to survive).

[infinity.]

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stop acting like you don't know **** in class when you get ****ing straight A's bitch

sorry mate
i do this
but a lot of the time its true and i have no idea how i get the grades i do on tests

straight a's is easy, though

[iCeCuBEz v2]

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you're the kind of arrogant academic person that I really don't like sry bud.

I do generally well in school, like I usually get A's, but when I get a poor grade I don't slash my wrists over it.

and if you're getting 100s on tests you obviously know what you're doing, don't even try to say **** like that because it just makes you look like a pretentous ******.

[iCeCuBEz v2]

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no to infinity haha

[MrRubix]

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Ohhh I get you now.

Yeah, that's really, really annoying. People usually do it to inflate how people see their intellect.

"Oh look I was completely clueless yesterday and now I have a firm grasp of multivariable calculus and organic chemistry. GO FIGURE LOL"

[infinity.]

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no

it wasnt a brag or trying to be a prick at all
im just saying there are instances where claiming to not know something and doing well happens

but ohwell

[Zybanthia]

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there are instances where claiming to not know something and doing well happens

These instances are probably called multiple choice, but the event that you'd correctly guess a test of even ten answers is pretty slim. In fact, the odds you'd guess 9 questions correctly on a test of 10 questions at 4 choices each is roughly 0.02%.

But hey, it's possible.

[JurseyRider734]

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I usually say I'll do badly because I never studied. Then when I get the test and it's easy and I get an A people are just like "...". I also don't really like to give out that much help anymore because I really really hate when people take credit for all of the work I did. (This basically goes for artwork -- I painted an entire person's clay piece and they brag to people that they made it and try to pretend I didn't.)

[pokelda]

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I used to get f's and d's back in freshmen year and i was the know it all whom everyone turned to. Now I'm in my junior year with straight b's and i hardly know anything

[ledwix]

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My roommate is a good example. Take our Chem Midterm:

day before midterm: "Eff my life!" "I'm gonna faaaaiiillll!!! OMG I don't know anything."
shortly after midterm: "I bombed it. I failed. I've never NOT known so much in my life."
result: 95

^^hate this tendency to irrationally underestimate score in a dramatic way every time^^

[MooMoo_Cowfreak]

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My friend is always like "Oh I haven't studied for this, oh boo hoo, this sucks, I'm gonna fail this ****." I always say the same thing. His result: 87, my Result: 68

[stretchypanda]

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I used to do the, "Oh, man, I did so bad on that test" and then make a 95. But I was still panicked because all I would hear at home would be "Why isn't that a 100?"

Also, I had a student make a 9% on a test. NINE PERCENT.

[Quigly]

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I used to do the, "Oh, man, I did so bad on that test" and then make a 95. But I was still panicked because all I would hear at home would be "Why isn't that a 100?"

Also, I had a student make a 9% on a test. NINE PERCENT.

A kid in my CP History class got a 3% on a test. Then he laughed about it while I'm sitting there thinking how he's going nowhere in life. Teehee.