James Hoskin's

32 signs you are a student

 
 
  • You live in a house with three couches, none of which match.
  • You consider a BigMac and Chips a balanced meal.
  • You have written a check for 45 pence.
  • You have a fine collection of domestic beer bottles.
  • You have ever seen two consecutive sunrises without sleeping.
  • Your glass set is composed of McDonald's Extra Value Meal Plastic 'Cups'.
  • Your underwear supply dictates the time between laundry loads.
  • You can not remember when you last washed your car.
  • You can pack your worldly possessions into a small car (one trip).
  • The first thing you do in the morning is roll over and introduce yourself.
  • Your bed time is no longer 10pm, but 3am.
  • You consider Pizza one of the four major food groups.
  • You consider the other three to be beer, McDonalds, and sweets.
  • You have ever missed a class to watch Jerry Springer.
  • You have ever sent e-mail to the people you live with.
  • You refer to your meal card as "plastic".
  • You have ever spent a good hour searching for your student ID just so you could get a discount at the cinema.
  • You have ever stayed up all night just so you would not sleep through your morning class.
  • You have ever called your roommates, not knowing where you were and asked them to come get you.
  • You do not consider yourself a dork if you wear your backpack on both shoulders.
  • You can not find money to buy food but it miraculously appears to buy alcohol.
  • You have ever called home just to talk to your pets.
  • You work your class schedule around drinking.
  • You watch TV with no volume, while listening to the radio.
  • Showering does not happen on a daily basis.
  • A blender is your first major appliance.
  • Your second major appliance is a coffee maker.
  • Weather begins to be a major factor on your class attendance.
  • You would rather check your e-mail than study for a test.
  • Your walls are covered with beer signs.
  • You have a separate refrigerator for beer.
  • You spend a majority of your time reading forwarded mail.

  

 
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