Same here. Although I did sleep through most of a test once. Showed up with 5 minutes to go and asked if I could have 15 minutes to take the test. The professor (Physics of some sort I think) agreed, and I took all the time he would let me (probably closer to 30 minutes) as he stood by watching. From that point on, he called me the '15 minute hour' every time he saw me (he was old and very nearsighted, and a jerk, so I tried to keep my distance). I made an 85 on the test. 30 of the most stressful minutes of my life, though.
Is one the University of Phoenix?
Did you happen to learn from a former GT football player and grad?
He had some kooky beliefs that caused his school to lose accreditation. My father in law from my first wife was feeling beneath the weather back in the early 90's. Tightness of the chest. My former mother in law finally convinced him to go to his real doctor. Turns out, my FIL's chiropractor , Life College Grad, had put my FIL in "balance" and told him he no longer needed his medications. His real doctor upon hearing this and reading his vitals immediately sent him to the hospital, luckily just across the parking lot, for tests. While there, my FIL had a heart attack which luckily he survived. Life lost accreditation for a while for filling the heads of chiropractors with garbage about the healing powers of chiropractic. Loons
You are such a cool old man, using hip acronyms just like the young people!
My girlfriend just yesterday heard a woman on the phone talking about Chemtrails above her.
Your imaginary girlfriend sure leads an exciting life
