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My friend's room mate found this paper. Apparently it was written by a really high college kid.
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I'm calling shenanigans on this one! Not only does the red ink look like the handwriting of a kid, but the teacher or professor used the word "to" instead of "too" on the bottom of page 3. Not likely! PLus, in college, I doubt this paper would get a passing (barley) grade, nor would the instructor spend time seriously grading this and then want to speak with the student to discuss his paper which he obviously didn't give a fuck about.
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I barely got past the first page....it was worse than Kevin Bloody Wilson
![]() Kevin Bloody Wilson Hey Santa Claus - YouTube Now if you listen to Adam Sandler's "the uses of the word fuck', you will realise that is a very versatile word, but in that essay, it was a bit over used. adam sandler- uses of the word fuck - YouTube |
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I tried to read it but it reminded me of this essay my friend wrote for the NYS Regents back in the late 90's that involved Persian cats and the Vietnam War. He got I believe 45 out of a possible 100 but it was well worth it.
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It was worth a good laugh when we got the graded papers back but his parents didn't find it nearly as funny when the teacher decided to call home and let them know of their son's progress. Good times. lol
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