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6 Annoying People You Find On Campus Easier Than That Lecture You're Late For
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There are certain types of people on every college campus that annoying the living daylights out of just about everyone.

You know what I'm talking about. I'm sure you even have a list of your own. While there are many bothersome individuals you can find sprinkled around campus, here are just a few which I encounter every day.

1. The person who walks extremely slow

And it seems like they are always walking in a way where you can't get around them. Get out of the way! I have places to be!

2. The person who sits right next to you

Really? You had all of these seats to choose from and you had to sit right next to me? Why?

3. The person who eats during an exam

I don't like it when people eat in class in the first place. But I especially do not like it when I'm trying to remember who painted The Birth of Venus and all I can hear is you munching on some carrots.

4. The person who decides to print the entire contents of the library

All I need is one page printed. ONE. And here you are, printing an entire phone book worth of pages.

5. The bike rider

Now don't get me wrong, I like bikes; bikes are great. What I do not like is seeing my life flash before my eyes as I am nearly taken out by someone zooming past on their bike.

6. The person who won't stop talking during the lecture

And finally, there's the person who won't stop talking to their friend while I'm actually trying to hear the lecture. Stop that.

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