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College Life Described by The Fairly Odd Parents

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College Life Described by The Fairly Odd Parents
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Fairly Odd Parents was one of my favorite shows as a kid and now I can just see so many connections to how this show explains college life!

When you get an A you work hard for and you don't care how anyone else did.

When you try your hardest and life still tells you "not today".

When your friends say they want to do something that costs money.

...and then when you realize you spent all your money...

You have to leave some crazy dreams behind because you just don't have time to do fun stuff all the time.

But still you can manage to sit like this bored in class all day.

When you can't pay attention to anything class, homework, or social events.

You and your best friend just kinda do things to have fun and you wind up doing something weird instead.

When anyone asks you where you found an idea for something, where you saw or read something the answer is always the internet.

I still love this show and now want to re-watch the whole thing to see all the connections it can make to college life.

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