Aug 17 2009
Intellectual Relaxation
Monday morning blues? Beat it with some laughter 
Courtesy: Mail Forward
I don’t recall writing anything as crazy as the above ones, though I am definite I had those moments, specifically the second one. Just never had the guts to do so. The closest I got is this 8085 Microprocessor paper, where due to some error, we were issued the PG exam paper. Pretty much everything looked Latin. Classmates were leaving the hall after the mandatory 30 minutes time period. Some were visibly upset. And there I was asking for supplement sheets. What I wrote? Nothing relevant to the questions. Just everything and anything I knew about 8085 microprocessors. Don’t recall how many additional sheets I wrote, but very well recall friends and foes furious eyes when I came out of the hall.
And this other thing I always did. Only in mathematics. If I am not able to solve a said problem, and I feel time pressured, then I would leave some space. Enough if I were to come back to it with an attempt to solve. And continue with the next one. Many a times, I would not have time to come back. Leaving that void probably made the examiner wonder what I was thinking.
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ROFLing away! Loved this DDMom! Fwding this okay?
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@choxbox: Million thanks for commenting, I was almost feeling like a nerd. Thought this forward was brilliant and I was the only one ROFLing away. Thanks for the company. And pl to forward.
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ROFL!
.. and ofcourse leaving spaces to come back later. Once I left a space and came back, and while attempting the question, found to my dismay that the space wasnt enough. I then scribbled on the margins too!
I had seen this images but your anecdote beats them all
And I was just like you as a student. Always attempted everything whether it was relevant or not
I dont remember how much I got but I never wanted to see my answer sheet ever again :d
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@WIAN: ROFL! I have done that too. Not only writing over margins, I would also put arrows from the page to the various slots in the margin to indicate the flow. Gosh!!
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