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@xAegis Heartx, Until the teacher confiscates the coloured plastic pieces, anyway.
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@Nellybert , 'cause, ya' know, they could've written something else on them. And nope they're staying in the trash.
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@mas2de, Indeed they could. But also, I'd do it cos I'm a bastard like that.
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@Nellybert , "Ohhh you Bastard!"
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@Nellybert , or you could somehow tint contact lenses blue and red. I'm sure you can find one online.
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@Theelonelyman, Random section, or serious bowel issues? This went up some time ago!
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Heyyy that's pretty good
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@SpungBab, SpungDub
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@SpungBab, im gay
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@SpungBab, the handwriting isn't
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@Ckolesa, it is a pretty clever idea
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@SpungBab, agreed
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The fact that he/she/it/apache helicopter could write the second layer over the first and not confuse themselves is pretty amazing
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@nemestrinus , Maybe they looked through a filter while writing it.
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"These 3D glasses are prescription, I swear"
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Well they didn't say you can use other devices too. So technically this is cheating. That's why professional exams don't allow other tools other than what they provide on tests.
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But they're actually streaming spy kids 3-D
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Someone deserves an A
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I used to print stuff out in tiny font and stick it to my leg w/ double sided tape - pant leg covered it but could slide up. Another kid hid his notes on soda bottles by formatting it to look like the Nutrition Facts.
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This person exploits the human body perception of color to assist in passing a test and you all criticize the effort used in making this opposed to studying the material instead when confusion and supplements are what notes are there for instead of a pure substitute smh
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If you're smart enough to do this, how are you not smart enough to remember the content?
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Not bad
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...I GUESS
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But she never said you could use red and blue transparent plastic
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Who told your students that?
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Honestly you could've probably memorized what's written on that paper in the time it took you to create that unnecessary piece
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@McBroha, well memory is a bit more complicated than copying it word for word
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@rabid aviator, really? Please elaborate since you seem to know so much about the subject. Prove me wrong.
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@McBroha, well, I guess it depends on how long it takes you to write and how long it takes you to memorize. I can't speak for you, but I write quickly enough that I could easily full out the card in less time than it would take to memorize it. Especially in math when you have a ton of proofs you have to remember.
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@McBroha, they do also say writing in color helps to memorize the stuff so he technically is memorizing his notes. That is all a note card really is. Not for you to write it and keep using it (that's just a secondary benefit) but to write it down and help commit it to memory
This is pretty clever actually...