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nerdsarecool1212
· 8 years ago
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Its surprising what you can get out of just asking politely, even if your chances are slim
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underyourbed
· 8 years ago
It's better to ask and get told no, than to not ask and turns out you could have stayed the fuck home and played FALLOUT 4
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ray1
· 8 years ago
Even the teachers understand
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therainbow
· 8 years ago
That's a good teacher
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toclafane
· 8 years ago
No, he/she is a bad teacher. Their job is to prepare the student for the real world and impart knowledge relevant to the course; ideally the course is pertaining to the student's chosen field of future employment (since the usage of professor implies college). Reinforcing the behavior and thinking pattern of making a game more important than their education, career, or future in general is not doing them any favors.
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underyourbed
· 8 years ago
Unless they're in one of those colleges where you are learning to make games
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toclafane
· 8 years ago
In that specific case, their playing the game might be considered relevant, so therefore might be in keeping with the things that I mentioned.
deviledapple
· 8 years ago
the phrasing of monday or friday makes me think its monday BEFORE the normal test so who cares they took it early
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iridescents
· 8 years ago
lol toclafane is that one student that asks the teacher about the homework that's due right before class is about to be dismissed
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toclafane
· 8 years ago
Actually, no. I hate homework. It is a waste of time. Tests, however, are not a waste of time.
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