My physics teacher was like this, he loved when I caught an easy answer to a test problem. It became a contest between us.

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  My physics teacher was like this, he loved when I caught an easy answer to a test problem. It became a contest between us.

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  Thats a WIN!

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  Epic Win, Question was worth 7 points, he got 14 points for it, Seems teacher gave him double marks too.

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  DA TEACHER'S GUD AT SPELLING...

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  To be fair, it would make more sense for "truly" to be spelled "truely"

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  my mum likes this

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  Damn those kids are smarter than I thought!!!

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  "Epic Win, Question was worth 7 points, he got 14 points for it, Seems teacher gave him double marks too" 14 was the TOTAL points for the page. Professors always write the pages total at the bottom cause it's easier for them to add the total of all the pages in the end. Here's your sign....

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  Truely??

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  1. Teacher thinks he's clever when giving us an unnecessary difficultly shaped body and very few angles and lengths so we need two hours to find out it's volume. 2. I look 3 mins at the shape and : -DING!- lets draw a cut here, here and here and calculate the left over cube + 3 sided prism in another 3 mins. 3. Teacher thinks I blew the test, I tell him : Watch closely. He stares at it for some time, then mumbles : You're so unbelievably lazy ... Full points, you can go home now. Epic win :D

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  Teacher FTW

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  He probably didn't get 14 points for that question, but rather for the whole page. My teacher used to write the totals for each page at the bottom of the page.

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  The spelling is "truly" if you really want to make a thing about it.

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  wow I wish my teach will let me get of the hook that easy

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  I wish this teacher could spell.

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  its funny how the teacher and the pupil have exactly the same handwriting...

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  the teacher spelled truly "truely"

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  My physics professors would have used a shooting squad on me if I'd taken advantage of something like this :\

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  Haha a truely inconveniant choice :P

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  The teacher's handwriting isn't the same as the students. They may seem similar, but they're not. Look at the letter's more carefully. And as for teachers spelling correctly, I beg to differ. My math teacher and my friend's science teacher can't spell for shit, and I'm being totally serious here. You should see the spelling and grammar mistakes on her science teacher's handouts, they're hilarious.

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  To the bellend who told someone to use a dictionary, erm... they were pointing out that truly has NO E! Learn to read :)

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  Outthinking the teacher FTW.

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  Students, i can barely see their moves!

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  Does the marker not mean 'unconventional'

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  To the people doubting that it's the prof's writing on the bottom... it is. She showed us this picture in class.

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  A Gutsy move.... but inconvient

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  haha one of the ENTER THE FOLLOWING was: 'CALL ME MAYBE'. haha that is a gud one

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  you idiots... the comments on the paper were made by another kid. EVERYONE KNOWS THAT A TEACHER DOESN'T WRITE THEIR "F" LIKE THAT IN THE WORD "FOR".