Not Sure What To Do

So I’m doing my take-home portion of my Financial Accounting midterm at 2:00 AM on Saturday, and I’m thinking things can’t get much worse. Toby jumps up on the table to check my numbers and it’s very cute of him. Unfortunately, as he leaves, I notice several dark dots on my test papers…

Toby just left watery diarrhea drops on my test!!! Do I just hand the sheets in as is, or do I rewrite them? I don’t really like this professor all that much…

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8 Responses to Not Sure What To Do

  1. Ender says:

    I’m just scared to think of where else he has been leaving these watery drops…

  2. Jesus159159159 says:

    OH EM GEE, like, send teh vid to Planets Funniest Animals! dats waht u do DAWG!!!

    hmm, well, you can always scan the paper with a printer and PHOTOSHOP it back to normal! You can add some bling-bling for more dramatic effect! Plus, it’ll compliment your naturally curly blonde hair! :D and then just print out the new copy! I’m pretty sure your photoshop skills are legit enough.

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  3. Chris says:

    Well, it’s not like it’s anthrax or anything…is it?

  4. Jesus159159159 says:

    scan the paper with a printer

    Grr! How clumsy of me! Of course, you scan the paper with a scanner! Not everyone has an all-in-one printer! *ba dum psh*… sorry, I just felt that I should correct myself there :(

  5. Velius says:

    Tell the prof you had your cat do the test for you, and that the droplets are just reminders from Toby to the prof of how stupid the test was =)

  6. Hung says:

    Toby is your cat or something, right? I keep forgetting that. And the blog posts are infinitely more entertaining as such.

  7. Hahahahaha..priceless!!

    What about White-Out?

    Or you can just say it’s coffee stains.

  8. Chris says:

    Don’t be surprised if he tells you “This is SHIT!”. He’d be right no matter how well you did.

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