Unethical
Today, I decided to take a personal day from class and e-mailed all of my professors saying I had flu symptoms. While standing in line at Starbucks later, someone behind me said, "Glad you're feeling better. Hope you can attend class tomorrow, we'll discuss lying." It was my Ethics professor. FML
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alorra 0
isn't this a very obvious YDI?
Witchcraft_fml 5
Oh, the irony. Your ethics must be taking a sick day, too. *cough* *sneeze* Start sniffling and tell him that a Pumpkin Spice Latte really clears your congestion. :] OR, punch him in the face and run.
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btuwo 0
I wonder if thats ironic at all?
johnny_carmello 0
just dont attend maybe? they're hardly gonna ring up your mother to check on you
EatMyCrayonz 0
Should'a said that u ran outa coffee so you came for somthing to keep you focused while you catch up on the work you missed.
tjrocks0805 1
fmls suck so much now. totally retarded
fegd 0
Oh why, people with the flu can't go get coffee? This is stupid if it's true, I'd definitely have stood by my story.
Ninjaface 0
Not entirely sure why I though of this, but... She turned me into a newt! A newt? I got better.
dieburnbot 0
Go to a bigger college where you are just a number and the professors don't give a shit if you are in class or not. You deserve it for going to shitty school.
nc600 0
Except for the fact that a smaller class and more teacher interaction is a BETTER school. You learn more. Which is the point of college. Which you apparently didn't know.
MrJones_fml 0
The best response: "Great, sounds like fun. I needed to brush up on my technique."
whatsisface 0
Am I the only one who got comment #89? Anyway, it's your own dang fault for going to Starbucks at a time when the professors aren't in school! Murphy's Law, man.
RyanKaufman 7
YDI for lying than going to a public place. I just lie and stay home all day playing computer games no one knows I plays.
rocker_chick23 27
Learn the difference between than and then.