The old switcheroo
Today, I got my precalculus final back from my teacher. I got a 17%. I told her that there had to be some mistake, because my classmate had the same answers as me and she got 100%. Not only did I accidentally admit to cheating, but our test papers had different questions. FML
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RichardPencil 32
Your teacher should take the 17 points away from you and give them to your classmate who let you see their answers instead of their 100. Don't cheat! Not because it's morally wrong, but because you're too dumb to do it.
Dumbum123 19
That's what you get for cheating, ********. How about next time you do your ******* studying and shit like this won't happen.
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Dumbum123 19
That's what you get for cheating, ********. How about next time you do your ******* studying and shit like this won't happen.
Ellimac21 14
Serve you right you dumb moron!
RichardPencil 32
Your teacher should take the 17 points away from you and give them to your classmate who let you see their answers instead of their 100. Don't cheat! Not because it's morally wrong, but because you're too dumb to do it.
mike3775 39
That other student may not have known OP was cheating off of them. My professors all did the same as OP’s, different tests usually. Students had to put which test (usually a letter) after their name so the professor knew which scoring sheet to input. Most had 4 different tests with the same questions, but in different orders.
RichardPencil 32
Maybe, but often one student positions themselves to allow their friend to see their paper. That's collusion and they both get punished.
mike3775 39
Be lucky your professor didn’t kick you out of class. Every professor I had stated that’s what they do when caught cheating. YDI
Cody Engelke 18
This is ALMOST as stupid as "Double Impact." Does anyone remember "Double Impact"? Just wondering. P.S Rule #1 of FML: Make sure it wasn't totally your fault.
BurnInDemonFire 39
That's a lot of stupid in one anecdote. Normally I'd say "I hope you learned a lesson", but I get the impression you can't spell "I" without a dictionary.