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Plot twist: OP is a guy. Double plot twist: Professor is interested in moobs. Triple plot twist: This entire scenario is the script to M.Night Shyamalan's new movie! PS: At the time of creation of this comment, the OP has yet to announce his gender.
Ugh, for the love of god, everyone just leave off! It's not a huge deal. *stalks off muttering*
Someone please shoot me in the face. #1, the only thing worse than a poor #1 is following it with a pile of moany explanatory or defensive comments... Have some class.
Half of the replies to this are #1's.
Stop trying to defend your comments! Don't you realize after they're all down voted that you should stop talking? Don't take offence, but seriously, stop.
@71 I'm sorry about you're helpers or sidekicks or whatever you want to call them
Oops I meant your not you're!
Many people make this mistake. There are countless posts on this site about sending texts or pictures to the wrong person. It's just unbelievable.
How hard would it have been for someone to watch where they were going, not multi-task, think before s/he spoke, etc. Many FMLs pertain to one's frustration about f*cking up some menial task or activity.
Maybe OP hit "reply" to an older text and accidentally highlighted his/her prof by accident instead of her friend. It wouldn't have been a big deal if OP had texted "Are we going to The Silver Shamrock tonight?" b/c that would have warranted nothing more than an "oops, meant to text my friend". OP hopefully texted prof (or better yet, CALLED prof) to apologize and explain the situation. Hopefully prof won't take disciplinary action.
I'm sure everyone has sent a message/text to the wrong person at one point or another. It's that first screw up (hopeful not too damaging) that makes you extra cautious the next time. Also I don't know if anyone else has this same problem but a few times that I've PMed someone on FML using Safari-- the accounts sometimes overlap its names and I've sent a message to the wrong person. It happens!
Is anyone else wondering why OP has their professor's cell number?
Most likely just I case they need help. Some give their email and others their phone number.
OP better deliver.
Hopefully the reply wasn't... Just hanging.
I've enough FMLs concerning sending messages to the wrong people to double check I am always sending them to the right person lol
or "feeling a little low..."
My question is why you have your history professors number in the first place.
i have some teachers' numbers because hey want us to call/text when we'll be out.
Professors just wanna have fun.
Maybe she needed to ask questions through texts and never really deleted him off.
most professors give students their number, so that if the student is going to be late or absent the student can give the professor a heads up.
This isn't a high school teacher, that has given their cell number out to the students. As a COLLEGE student I find this to be completely normal. My professors have their email & cell info included in the course syllabus that's given out at the start of each semester. So, in conclusion-- it is NOT weird at all to have your PROFESSOR'S phone number.
That...was my first question as well.
ctrl+z is the best
If there was an undo button most of our parents would've used it
I'm sorry but I laughed to hard at this post because your profile pic just suits it perfectly lol
well.... were his/her boobies at least good?
Could be a girl.
the professor wasn't getting a mammogram.
Huh. Someone should tell the American Cancer Society to take "mammography" out of the list of tests used to evaluate breast disease in men, because Evan here says that's not how it's done.
well #11, they asked the professor how their boobies were. You don't have to get a mammogram to know if your boobs or moobs are good or not -.-
So you get your professors number (already strange) yet you don't save it under a name different to that of your best friend?? I assume they have similar names, otherwise how the **** did this happen?
No biggie. Press Ctrl+z and the send it to the right girl.
Really. I had no idea. Thanks for elaborating this new 'concept' you call 'texting'
Oh, lol. You people play the "I'll pretend I didn't get the joke" part very well.
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My question is why you have your history professors number in the first place.
What was the reply?