First, the ‘facts’
Completely unverified, scientifically shaky – to say the least – studies claim that, by the end of any given English exam, 78% of examinees have arthritic wrists.
In fact, some kids write so much, so quickly they actually end up cutting off blood flow to the fingers on their pen hand, digits dropping off like frostbitten Arctic explorers.
“Or if you’re a bit behind on the old revision, you could always pray for a natural disaster because then you’re good, regardless.”
Such are the joys of exams. Are there joys? Well, these guys found the fun, somehow.
Anyway, if you are studying, get to it.
But remember hydrate and take a break.
Maybe tuck into some memes. Or if you’re a bit behind on the old revision, you could always pray for a natural disaster because then you’re good, regardless.
Another top tip is to make sure you’ve completed all your, ahem, toilet trips before things kick off. You know, to avoid scenes like this.
Keep up with your squad, too. You’re all in this together, right? Right???!!
@comicccraziness #meme #fyp #gaming #like #funny #viral #trending #school #exam ♬ original sound – Cosmic craziness
Bottom line, though: good luck. And remember that exams aren’t the final level bosses for life.
No no no. It gets much worse from here. Trust us.
@scholarshipowl Anyone else? 😭 #examweek #college #collegeexam #finals #funny #MemeCut ♬ original sound – ScholarshipOwl
Come on, send your horror stories in, as a guide on how NOT to do exams. Anonymously, of course.
