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College Life Explained By "The Princess Bride"

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College Life Explained By "The Princess Bride"
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College life is full of ups, downs, and sarcasm. What better movie to compare it to than The Princess Bride? Here is a list of ways that The Princess Bride explains college life.

1. When you first learn how much your work load really is

2. When you want to correct someone, but kinda don't want to

3. When you have a paper due the first week of class

4. When your prof says the reading isn't too long

5. When you're confused about something

6. When you get a 15 page term paper

7. When you get your first paper back

8. When you finish a mid-term exam

9. When you don't want to study

10. When you remember you have an assignment due tomorrow

11. When you accept fate and do your homework

12. When your friends want you to work out with them

13. When you spend a whole day in the library

14. When your friends won't tell you something

15. When you're trying to focus in class

16. When your friends are going to class

17. When you know your friends really care

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