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You spelled "My parents didn't pay enough attention to me" wrong.
I would have loved to see how this one ended.
Well done, your a fucktard. Did you sit there for three hours and wait for the FMLs to come on so you could while 3 minutes out of your mundane life to yell FIRST!!!!!!11111 to anyone that would give a ****? Well done #1. You deserve a motherfucking medal.
Congratulations idiot, you are wrong.
it was written on the op's hand, not a piece of paper
what does ydi mean?
I have to agree, the exam invigilators state before the exam that you should remove all notes before entering the room.
YDI = You Deserved It..
guys, the note was written ON his HAND
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Show it anywayKind of messed up that your pro would make a big scene like that and disrupt everyone else's finals. Must be ******* nuts.
HAND! The note was written on OP's HAND. Read the FML right or don't bother to comment.
stfu 125 the person you commented under didn't say it was on a piece of paper so don't correct him
The note was written on his hand, not the test.
That was bad wording by the above. You shouldn't write notes on your hand because it could be something that helps you remember parts of the course. Rent could be a memory aid for something. You couldn't write notes on the test because you wouldn't have received it until you sat down to take it and therefore it would be fine to write notes on the test because it's yours to write what you want on it.
yeah, because there's not enough people playng the race card in our society,
he wouldn't read it anyways
It's not always about race, you know. Unless the OP has prior experience or proof that racism was involved, I have no idea why you would bring this up. Some teachers just have it in their minds that every student is a cheater, regardless of race or age or whatever.
I agree with 22. The teacher probably gave him another copy of the exam and additional time to make up for it. Plus, it wasn't a racially motivated action on the part of the teacher (he had just cause to be suspicious). I find the idea of falsely crying racism repugnant.
i agree with otter, and you're a ******* shithawk blalien - i suggest you do a little research next time before you talk shit about racial minority - you'll find that Whites make up only about eight percent of the world's population - and also that we don't need any more racist shit dumped on us from retarded assfucks like yourself.
Um...how could you possibly interpret that to conclude that I hate minorities? It was just a joke. You two are ******* nuts and should not be in public by yourselves.
you sound racist.
None of the interpretations were that you hate minorities. Rather, they (and I) saw that you were quick to throw a racial discrimination claim into a situation where it should not be.
you never know I go to a very racially divided school and I'm white and see minoritys picked on all the time
I agree. There was no reason to write a note before or during a test. If it was something as important as rent, you should have remembered it without writing it down.
re: #64: Really? You've never had to write down a reminder for something important? It's the important things that get written down, you know, because they're important. There's a whole industry of paper- and electronic-based planners designed to help people write down or otherwise record important to-dos. That teacher must have been under some serious stress to go that far without even checking the note. I bet he felt like a dumbass after seeing what was on your hand. But really: LOL! I hope it all worked out okay!
12, memorising school stuff with codes is a legit way. My history teacher even uses it sometimes to remind us stuff during tests. It's fine as long the actual answer isn't mentioned. All it does is remind you what you already know. Teachers shouldn't give a **** about how you do that.
Man, I would have punched him!
If he doesn't let you make up the test, take the matter up with the department chair or dean.
Um, seriously? Who the **** reads the student handbook?
Obviously #9 doesn't read any student handbook. It's up the individual professors to decide what materials students can use during an exam. There is no university or college that has a general policy that forbids specific materials during an exam. #9 might actually discover this to be true if he every gets close to a university campus.
I am in so much agreement. I used to write everything on my hands- it was the only way I could get things done. And just today I was invigilating an exam; if someone looked like he was cheating, it'd be ask first, *consider* ripping later. WTF is with the overly-dramatic teachers that harass the FMLers? This is the second exam-ripping one I've seen.
exactly. that is why YDI
He'll probably try to read something into that note...a secret message perhaps
#12- No they are not. Stuff like this is generally zero tolerance.
I bet "Pay Rent" was one of the answers on the test :D
they would dismiss it as not being the teachers fault cause all administrators are a bunch of pricks that like to have sword fights with their cocks
That's messed up. He didn't even check to see what was written on your hand first? I write reminders in my hand all the time.
Ohh. Duh. I totally didn't read that correctly. Yeah, never write anything on your hand before a test. Leave a note on your door, or something.
Or how about the professor could have looked to see what was on his hand first, before ripping up the test? Is it so much to ask that someone confirms their suspicions before acting rashly. I'm sure a two word note on his hand like "Pay rent" didn't look a damn thing like the kind of notes one would need to cheat.
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That's messed up. He didn't even check to see what was written on your hand first? I write reminders in my hand all the time.
did he give you another chance?