Carl: "I heard we're goin' to Ape Island"
Lenny: "Yeah, to capture a giant ape. I wish we were going to Candy Apple Island"
Charlie: "Candy Apple Island? Whatta they got there?"
Carl: "Apes. But they're not so big"

That's the inspiration for the name. This is the place where I comment on pop culutre, interesting news, and really anything that's moderately entertaining or funny. Enjoy.

4/18/2005

Wrong Class

Imagine if the following chain of events happened to you. Have a little fun. Try to figure out where you would have given in and hit the road . The following is all true and unembellished. You couldn't make up stuff this good.

-- You sit down in class. (Yes, this was a tough step for some of us.)
-- Girls that you don't recognize are talking about homework that sounds strange and unfamiliar.
-- Someone next to you is copying notes that don't look like anything you've learned.
-- Your professor walks in . . . only it's NOT your professor.
-- You learn that you're sitting in a Chemistry class . . . you're not enrolled in any Chemistry classes.
-- You realize that it's 10 o'clock yet the class that you have in this room starts at 11.
-- "Your" professor hands out an exam.
-- You decide not to leave because you don't want to be "that guy".
-- You take the exam.
-- You turn it in, signing your name Mitch Casey (Here's pointing at you "Mitch").

6 Comments:

Blogger Brad said...

Imagine the what the prof is gonna think when s/he is grading the tests.

4/18/2005 11:14 PM

 
Blogger Julia said...

nicely done. very smooth.

4/19/2005 1:20 AM

 
Blogger Technicolour Nightmare said...

I want to know how you did on the test!

4/19/2005 5:43 AM

 
Blogger dwhit said...

It wasn't me. It was the dope in the picture.

4/19/2005 8:36 AM

 
Blogger Luke said...

I assume it was the "dope" on the left in the picture?

I would have walked out before the exam was passed out...

4/19/2005 11:27 AM

 
Blogger Workman Chronicles said...

Just out of curiosity...what class WAS the subject enrolled in?

The obvious question is "how did the person do?"

My question is, did he let anybody copy off his paper? If he did, which would warrant more guilt: the idea of cheating, or the idea of condemning a classmate to failure?

I guess the upside has to be the positive impact on the grading curve for all the other students.

*Morris Workman
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4/20/2005 4:11 AM

 

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