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True story:
In high school, I learned how to type very fast because I was also a pro video game player.
My English class had an in-class essay test.
Everyone else's essay was 1-2 pages.
Mine was 10.
I wrote so much, so fast, I was accused of emailing it to myself.
In high school, I learned how to type very fast because I was also a pro video game player.
My English class had an in-class essay test.
Everyone else's essay was 1-2 pages.
Mine was 10.
I wrote so much, so fast, I was accused of emailing it to myself.
My teacher threatened to fail me for trying to "pull a fast one on her."
When I argued that I hadn't done anything wrong, I got sent to the principal's office.
My punishment?
I had to re-take the test in the library the next day with my teacher hovering over my shoulder.
When I argued that I hadn't done anything wrong, I got sent to the principal's office.
My punishment?
I had to re-take the test in the library the next day with my teacher hovering over my shoulder.
So the next day I showed up at 3pm when the bell rang.
Plopped down at one of the computers.
And started typing.
After 10 minutes, I'd already written a handful of pages.
My teacher, clearly not happy, stopped me and said I could go home.
"Now do you believe me?" I said..
Plopped down at one of the computers.
And started typing.
After 10 minutes, I'd already written a handful of pages.
My teacher, clearly not happy, stopped me and said I could go home.
"Now do you believe me?" I said..
She did not.
She claimed what I had written today was worse than what I'd written the day before and there was "no way" I could have written what I did in 1 class period.
But she couldn't prove it.
So I got a C.
For not "following directions."
She claimed what I had written today was worse than what I'd written the day before and there was "no way" I could have written what I did in 1 class period.
But she couldn't prove it.
So I got a C.
For not "following directions."
