ÜberKiller

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I stayed up until 5 Am talking with some friends from high school thinking it was a good idea until I was caught up at the time. Instead of being forced to sleep, I am now being forced against my will to stay up. I never imagined a more worse hell than this.

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Slow and steady wins the race.

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Can I have some likes and wisdom pls

in an alternate universe

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

My old econ teacher was the biggest troll.
Story time: One day there's a big test. Not the final, just a big test. He has a lot of stuff written on the board, including what appeared to be the answers to the test. Naturally the test was 30 questions, and the answers were written on the board. Some kids thought this was an oversight of him, and started copying the answers on the board and turned in their tests early. Knowing how cunning the teacher was, I assumed it too good to be true and did the test legitimately. My hypothesis turned out to be true. After all tests were handed in, the papers were passed around randomly for grading. He erased all the numbers on the board (Not the letters, it was a multiple choice test) and started writing the numbers backwards. 
Some kids started to groan "Oh man.. what?" They realized it was a bad idea, and the rest of us laughed at their incoming demise. He went on to say "So next time think about cheating before you do it. But if you're going to cheat in my class, you're going to have to figure out the pattern."
From that day forward he still keeps the answers on the board in weird patterns. Some try to crack the patterns and end up wasting most of their time on the tests doing that.
God he was so freaking awesome of an econ teacher.

hey how about we sell your pottery it looks pretty good

During the hardest times of our life is not when we suffer injuries, or see something horrible. It's when we lose friends. In those times we are often broken beyond repair. We either choose to stand tall, or we lie on the ground unmoving. I have suffered these times myself, but in those times I wonder why I lost friends. Then, I better myself by either never making friends like them again, or by being a better friend myself.

"You look like you're going to spend your life having one epiphany after another, always thinking you've finally figured out what's holding you back, and how you can finally be productive and creative and turn your life around. But nothing will ever change. That cycle of mediocrity isn't due to some obstacle. It's who you are. The thing standing in the way of your dreams is that the person having them is you."

During the hardest times of our life is not when we suffer injuries, or see something horrible. It's when we lose friends. In those times we are often broken beyond repair. We either choose to stand tall, or we lie on the ground unmoving. I have suffered these times myself, but in those times I wonder why I lost friends. Then, I better myself by either never making friends like them again, or by being a better friend myself.

During the hardest times of our life is not when we suffer injuries, or see something horrible. It's when we lose friends. In those times we are often broken beyond repair. We either choose to stand tall, or we lie on the ground unmoving. I have suffered these times myself, but in those times I wonder why I lost friends. Then, I better myself by either never making friends like them again, or by being a better friend myself.