Great prank guys, love it
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By goingdownhillfast - 12/04/2017 02:00
Did your friends (who told you the project was due next week) also not bring it in? If that is the case, then the situation quite unfortunate for you all, and at least one of you should invest in a daily planner or calendar. If on the other hand these "friends" had their projects with them, then you should definitely invest in new friends ... and also a daily planner or calendar so you don't have to rely on "friends"!
Why not just turn it in early?
You said friends, but I think you meant fiends
This sucks op, but ydi. You shouldn't have to rely on your friends to tell you when your own projects are due. You really need to remember these dates on your own.
I know how you feel. I once made a diarrhea of the Colosseum in Rome, only to learn later that it was supposed to be a diorama. I still don't think I deserved such a shitty grade, I worked hard on that project!
I'll ask you nicely so please, Get out :)
It's your responsibility to know when your assignments are due. You have no one to blame but yourself.
NEVER trust information of that sort flat-out, always reconfirm
People that lie to you are not your friends.
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Considering the fact that your friends never double checked to see when the project was really due, I think you should consider if they are really worth calling "friends."
Trust your gut next time, OP. I hope that you were able to submit it nonetheless