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Out of laziness or pure disdain for the teacher, sometimes the best answer on a test you’re already going to fail is an incredibly bad one. And thanks to the internet, if you’re not going to enjoy that F, at least we can. Our favorite amazingly bad exam answers:
Behind the goggles and the lab coats, scientists are just like you and me. And by just like you and me, I mean prone to do things the easiest and laziest way possible. Overly Honest Methods is a Twitter trend that highlights what happens when the scientific method and the sheer laziness of humans collide. And so we present the best of the Overly Honest Methods meme:
From dating to sleeping to elections to facebook security, we’ve got the best theories on just about everything.
Does this duck remind you of anyone? (Hint: It’s your parents)
Conceived in 2007, SomeEcards blends the perfect mix of sarcasm, depravity, and laziness, and has become the perfect place to send an ecard to celebrate random events (like break-ups and Tuesdays). SomeEcards are the perfect way to let someone know that you care to the point that you’re willing to click a few buttons. We’re such big fans that we compiled our favorites for the funniest SomeEcards of 2012: [All images below via SomeEcards].
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