People Reveal Genius Hacks For Getting Out Of Submitting Homework On Time

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    Font - Janine ... @jsbalek Replying to @TheMikeChase I actually convinced my fifth grade teacher that I submitted a massive project we all were supposed to have been working on for weeks that I never did and she just lost it. I can't believe I had the nerve. 5:54 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter for iPhone
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    Font - Andrew Van Wye @ahabeetle Replying to @TheMikeChase and @Popehat Back in the 1st generation of digital submission, I discovered that with the program the school used, I could always turn something in "on time" by simply changing the time and date on my own computer. 6:04 AM Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter Web App
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    Font - Philip Price @philsky2003 Replying to @TheMikeChase and @Popehat All you gotta do is send a blank file saved under a name like "term paper" and keep responding to the teacher like "its not opening??" 5:56 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter for iPhone
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    Font - PopehatlsStateAction @Popehat Replying to @TheMikeChase I hated math and in 7th grade I would just scrawl random numbers on my math homework worksheet and then drop it in a rain puddle 5:57 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter for iPad
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    Font - Dylan Zwick @dylan_zwick Replying to @TheMikeChase When I was an undergrad I was taking a class from a Prof. Fox and there were two in the department. I showed up late to turn in my homework and found my prof had already picked up his mail. I put my homework in the other prof's box, and wasn't marked late. 6:01 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter Web App
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    Font - SK @sonik0909 Replying to @TheMikeChase and @Popehat My 9th grade math teacher asked us to take out our homework worksheets so she could walk around the room & check that we'd all completed them. I hadn't done mine. I laid my NOT-completed worksheet on my desk & acted nonchalant. She walked up my row, glanced at it & never noticed. 6:02 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter Web App
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    Font - joеpolitics @joepolitics4 Replying to @TheMikeChase One night in ~5th grade I realized I had a book report do the next day. So I made up a fake book and wrote a report on it. My teacher asked me to bring in the book because she'd never heard of it. Unfortunately, someone "apparently" took it from the school library. Got a B. 6:05 AM Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter Web App
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    Font - Dr. Pepper's Husband (Kee Hinckley) @nazgul Replying to @TheMikeChase and @Popehat Oh trust me, there are ways. A certain person in my family who shall remains nameless once uploaded a paper full of nonsense in AppleWorks format knowing the teacher wouldn't be able to open it. By the time they complained it was unreadable they had written the real paper. 6:27 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter for iPhone
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    Font - RJ > @ITO0AMRJ Replying to @TheMikeChase When I was in college I just submitted a corrupted word file to buy myself extra time. 7:05 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter for Android
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    Font - Cristóbal @cristoferdeo Replying to @TheMikeChase and @Popehat Reminds me... Once in college, a professor asked me for a paper. l'd forgotten about it. I played it cool & grabbed some brailled out papers (I'm blind) from my bag. I Went full helpless blindy reaching out trying to hand them to him. He was so flustered he said never mind. 6:42 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitterrific for iOS
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    Font - find your trube. love then @swimsinsilver SwimslnSilver hard Replying to @TheMikeChase In the early days of email I convinced an older, not tech savvy professor l'd emailed him my paper knowing he wouldn't want to admit he didn't really understand what I was talking about. He asked how I thought I did and we ultimately settled on a B- after talking thru the concept 6:48 AM · Jul 2, 2021 · Twitter for iPhone

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