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8 Times Plankton Was The Portrait of College Kids

F is for fire that burns down the whole town, U is for uranium..bombs! N is for no survival!

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8 Times Plankton Was The Portrait of College Kids

College is a time of learning. You learn in classes, you learn about yourself, you learn about others. However college is also a time of a lot of stress and cynicism. Recently, while watching Spongebob and procrastinating homework, I noticed how much more I relate to Plankton than as I did when I was a child.

1. When you have been a part of a study group all night and in the end, you all realize you are doomed to fail.

2. When you see a dog walking around campus.

3. When you spend all night studying and by the time you get to bed, it's time to wake up.


4. When you finally DO sleep and all you have are nightmares about that presentation you have to give in the morning.

A dream in which you are pantsless and also drooling uncontrollably.

5. When the professor says "You cannot wait until the night before to do this assignment!

6. "Hey do you want the rest of this pizza?"

FREE FOOD!??!?!?

7. What midterms really feel like


8. After graduation, trying to show off your diploma like

I'm small and unimpressive and in mounds of debt. But still, I did that all for a reason! NOTICE ME!

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