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I would have taken that as you being a smart ass or bitchy. 2 hours is quite excessive. Early and prepared are good, but 2 hours...really?
I still don't understand the first sentence
This quite possibly has to be my favorite FML to date. Not only is the irony so thick, it can be spread with a knife, but you've self fulfilled your own idiotic prophecy. You don't want your professor to think you're an idiot, but you can't proofread your work enough to recognize that you've used an incorrect tense in your post, showing thousands of people that you're an idiot as opposed to just one. If that's not ironic, I don't know what is. And then you showed TWO hours earlier than you needed to to the very same class with the professor that finds you cumbersome, lock-and-keying your fate with her. If that's not straight up idiocy, I don't know what is. You sound young. I'm sure (I hope) you'll figure this all out with age and laugh about it when you're older. For now, take it with a grain of salt; you only have to live with this professor for four months anyway.
And yet you aren't helping the OP at all, but rather mocking him/her, which is not what this site is for #13.
Yeah, flash news here, this whole site is about mocking, not about helping.
I can understand 15 minutes early but two hours does seem a little extreme, especially since their previous classes are usually still going on at the time. Still FYL that he thinks that.
To be fair...she's not wrong. Two hours early doesn't exactly prove that your time keeping skills are any better than being 15 minutes late.
*purposely
two hours is excessive. 10 or 15 minutes, tops, would have been fine.
Today, I purpose read an FML..... Hahahaha you are funny.... stupid, but funny
I get that arriving to class two hours early is excessive, but the teacher still didn't need to be rude about it. Asking OP if they understand how schedules work seems a little bit condescending, to be honest.
why was the prof there two hours early??
Thank you, that was my question. How would the prof even know unless *she* was 2 hours early -- -she must have had a reason so maybe he had a reason too? Prof sounds like a jerk, TBH.
Believe it or not, 29, professors do have things to do. Grade/look over papers, look over their lesson plans for the day's classes, etc. She may have also taught a class in that room previously, and didn't have office hours. Thus making it easier to just stay in the room.
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That is a lot of preparation time, I would assume most people would think that anyone arriving 2 hours before anyone else has either got their times wrong or the student is having a hard time with the course.
I mean honestly, I would think you messed up with looking at the time, too. If you want to wake up early and be prepared, prepare at home, no need to arrive hours early. Be there at a normal time, just after preparations.