A genius can run into doors too!

A genius can run into doors too!

You don't have to be supid, to do stupid things!

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  • AngieCandy
    We have to do these benchmark assessment tests in our school and yesterday it was the Math assessment. I notice I'm really tired and just staring at this one problem. I was just falling apart. My hand and my head are slowly lowering themselves to the table. Lower... lower... lower... And when I reach the table, I wake up and my arms slam down on the table and so does my bracelet (making an extremely loud noise) and then I am embarrassed (and wide-awake) and everyone is staring at me. I quietly mumble,"I fell asleep" and everyone continues with the test. As do I.

  • Apple
    Ooh, I got one!

    Okay, I was rolling my trolley (another word for shopping cart) through the car park of the shopping centre, heading straight for the trolley bay. You know how they're thin, with only railings on the either side? Well this one had a ramp, and a pretty steep one at that. I didn't think anything of it, it's a trolley bay, not a stairwell to heaven. So, I rolled it up onto the ramp, turned and began walking away only to have the trolley follow after me. Right, I thought, I hadn't placed it in properly. I grabbed it again and tried to force it up the ramp. It went up easily enough but as I turned to leave, it followed me down, again! I tried again, and it followed, AGAIN. At this point, I was pissed! It took me ten whole minutes of pushing, shouting, running and cursing to realise I was forcing my trolley not into a trolley bay, but in fact a wheel chair ramp. It was then that that I understood why the people sitting in their cars were practically falling out of their seats laughing at me!

  • Eigee
    Sometimes I run so late for school I forget things like my cellphone or my schoolbag and I realize it when I'm halfway crossing the street, so I run back to the house and pick whatever I forgot only to lock the house again, go out to the street, and remember I forgot something else.

  • AngieCandy
    I left my essay that I worked super hard on at home Tuesday and i put it in my flashdrive but I had left that,too so I was panicking in first hour and then in second hour i reach in my pocket and find my flashdrive.
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    KissedByARose replied · Sep 11, 2011

    I do the same thing! The kitchen lights, the hallway lights, and the stairway lights get me every time.


  • LadyPurple replied · Aug 22, 2011

    *hugs* it took a lot to admit. We are sooo proud of you, friend:)


    Mikko replied · Aug 22, 2011

    *Sniffs* Thanks, I appreciate it, friend :)


    LadyPurple replied · Aug 22, 2011

    :)


  • Tictac268 replied · Aug 21, 2011

    Why would you turn on the tv to find out what time it is? Why not use a watch?


    LadyPurple replied · Aug 21, 2011

    I don't have a watch and my tv tells me when I turn it on...


    purpleandblue22 replied · Aug 22, 2011

    Could be worse. I did that and looked at the clock and honestly thought the seven had gotten pregnant and turned arround (it was 5:20 am).


    Mikko replied · Aug 22, 2011

    Oh my gawsh that happens to me too! ANd then I'm like o.O???


    LadyPurple replied · Aug 22, 2011

    I'm always relieved because then I get to crawl back into bed and sleep more. 'Cause when I do that I feel weak like I haven't had enough sleep :P and I'm like, I can't go to school like this. I'll have to stay home.


  • Tictac268
    I once drew a fake watch on my wrist. Since it was nighttime, i made the time on my watch 9:00. I then proceeded to fall asleep. When I woke up, I looked at the "watch" on my wrist, forgot it was fake, and started freaking out because I thought I was late for school...

    AngieCandy replied · Aug 18, 2011

    HAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! stoopid..... yes I misspelled that on purposeXDlol JK ur awesome:) I've had so many stupid moments in my life!!!!



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