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72 Things I'd Rather Do Than Study

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72 Things I'd Rather Do Than Study
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I hate studying. Like, really despise it. So here are 72 things I'd rather do than study:

  1. Dry shave both of my legs
  2. Wear jeans all day that are 4 sizes too small
  3. Eat a whole box of “spoiled milk” flavored jelly beans
  4. Randomly shout in the middle of every class
  5. Use leaves picked from an old oak tree as salad for a week
  6. Run an Ironman
  7. Wear a groutfit for the rest of my life
  8. Sleep in my dorm’s bathroom
  9. Do the cinnamon challenge every hour for the next month
  10. Snuggle with my worst enemy
  11. Wear a straw hat for a night out on the town
  12. Say every swear word in front of my great grandmother
  13. Have all the pictures erased from my computer
  14. Own and use a Razor phone
  15. Climb to the top of Mt. Everest wearing no shoes
  16. Play with a great white shark
  17. Take a bath in pureed carrots
  18. Poke myself in the eye with my mascara wand
  19. Crack a new eyeshadow palette
  20. Step on legos
  21. Be permanently out of data
  22. Go back in time and wear a garbage bag to my senior prom
  23. Learn how to play the bassoon
  24. Sing in a professional opera
  25. Grow a third leg
  26. Have the only shoes I own be Crocs
  27. Give myself bangs
  28. Cut up all of my lululemon leggings
  29. Jump into a pool of mayonnaise
  30. Organize Forever21
  31. Consume raw meat
  32. Listen to Nickelback on repeat
  33. Sleep with spiders
  34. Wear a mascot suit
  35. Join Farmer’s Only or Christian Mingle
  36. Plant grass and watch it grow
  37. Burn all of my textbooks
  38. Touch the gum that’s under the desk
  39. Marry Bill Nye the Science Guy
  40. Join the marching band
  41. Skydive with Donald Trump
  42. Have my little sister literally glued to me
  43. Never brush my hair again
  44. Compete against Michael Phelps
  45. Eat Ramen Noodles with a grapefruit spoon
  46. Cancel all of my credit cards
  47. Try to fit into a baby onesie
  48. Tweeze off all my eyebrows one hair at a time
  49. Streak through campus
  50. Buy every song in the iTunes store
  51. Write a song with Billy Ray Cyrus
  52. Fall off the escalator in the airport
  53. Hold a screaming baby on the airplane
  54. Burn my hair off with a curling iron
  55. Not be able to turn Spotify on private
  56. Wake up on the floor of a frat house
  57. Leak all of my personal information
  58. Rename all of my contacts and not know who’s who
  59. Live in the pig pens at the county fair
  60. Replace my phone’s flashlight feature with a kerosene lamp
  61. Not be allowed to have a Student ID
  62. Never change the sheets on my bed
  63. Befriend a clown
  64. Brush my teeth with soy sauce
  65. Eat grains of sand
  66. Go to my hometown’s grocery store and say hi to everyone I see
  67. Rip off my toenails one by one
  68. Only eat pureed foods
  69. Carry an umbrella around everywhere I go
  70. Wear ziplock bags as gloves
  71. Only read historical fiction books
  72. Watch every James Bond film on repeat
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