Pile up
Today, I was separating my notes into two piles: one to save for exam studying and one to throw out. I finished separating, picked up the junk pile, and absentmindedly shredded it. Afterwards, I looked down to see the junk pile still completely intact. Goodbye, passing grades. FML
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WingsFan80 4
That will teach you to look first
143dav 8
Because of my constant OCD attacks and hope of passing, I always make sure to double check when I shred my paper.. I hope you can get them from someone else. Good luck on those exam.
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iwadasn 33
Why would you feel the need to shred them anyway? Just toss them in the recycling.
jimbob_76592 5
Kollidge is am hard sumtimes
avifors 10
On the bright side, re-writing all of the notes will help you memorize everything
DippinGrizzly907 27
You weren't gonna pass anyways if your that absent minded
doglover100 29
Always double check.
Nat52482 25
I knew where this FML was going as soon as I saw "two piles" :1
LolitaLena 16
I just don't even understand why you would take the time to shred old school notes? I've kept all my notes through high school and college because you never know when you'll want to look back at previous classes. And I have, several times. Plus there's a huge market for a full set of notes from a course. Sold my Engineering Econ notes for $30.
TheSacredRatty 18
Keep your notes throughout the year, and get rid of them at the end. Saves you from losing or accidentally destroying them! :)
Grumpy Jack 27
Like other people said : why shredding notes ? afraid someone might read them ? You should have typed/rewritten them which helps memorizing and send the file to your own email so you can recover it. I do it with important papers so I can get them back from any connected device.