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Does it infuriate you when people don't know how to mind their own business? It does with me. Let me explain.
I have a rather important class on a morning in Uni and I can't be at it for more than the last 15 minutes. For this class we are working in groups of 5. The rest of my group and my lecturer know I can't be there and why, but rows are starting in the class because its a compulsory class to go to and the other groups are miffed because we're getting the same marks even though I'm not there.
They're constantly asking questions as to why Im not there and why its being allowed, and they've been told both by me, the rest of my group and by my lecturer to mind their own business.
Why do people always have to know everything?
I have a rather important class on a morning in Uni and I can't be at it for more than the last 15 minutes. For this class we are working in groups of 5. The rest of my group and my lecturer know I can't be there and why, but rows are starting in the class because its a compulsory class to go to and the other groups are miffed because we're getting the same marks even though I'm not there.
They're constantly asking questions as to why Im not there and why its being allowed, and they've been told both by me, the rest of my group and by my lecturer to mind their own business.
Why do people always have to know everything?
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It's human nature.
Human's are a bítsh, become a dog... like me.
*grabs coat*
Human's are a bítsh, become a dog... like me.
*grabs coat*
Does it infuriate you when people don't know how to mind their own business? It does with me. Let me explain.
I have a rather important class on a morning in Uni and I can't be at it for more than the last 15 minutes. For this class we are working in groups of 5. The rest of my group and my lecturer know I can't be there and why, but rows are starting in the class because its a compulsory class to go to and the other groups are miffed because we're getting the same marks even though I'm not there.
They're constantly asking questions as to why Im not there and why its being allowed, and they've been told both by me, the rest of my group and by my lecturer to mind their own business.
Why do people always have to know everything?
I have a rather important class on a morning in Uni and I can't be at it for more than the last 15 minutes. For this class we are working in groups of 5. The rest of my group and my lecturer know I can't be there and why, but rows are starting in the class because its a compulsory class to go to and the other groups are miffed because we're getting the same marks even though I'm not there.
They're constantly asking questions as to why Im not there and why its being allowed, and they've been told both by me, the rest of my group and by my lecturer to mind their own business.
Why do people always have to know everything?
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