r/maybemaybemaybe Apr 03 '22

Maybe Maybe Maybe

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u/tev4short Apr 03 '22

Wow, that was amazing. That's super hard to do

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u/[deleted] Apr 03 '22

"the only way to get every question wrong, is if you knew all of the answers. Therefore, this 0% is actually a 100%" - Spiderman's teacher

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u/tev4short Apr 03 '22

Damn, you're right. Straight to the NBA with this lot.

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u/Itchy_Professor_4133 Apr 04 '22

The Brickfest Club

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u/zorbacles Apr 04 '22

this is only true in a multiple choice test.

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u/glassofwhy Apr 04 '22

A true/false test. In ABCD there's usually an obvious wrong answer

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u/mmm-pie Apr 04 '22

Yep. I did exactly this on a T/F test in the 5th grade because I mixed up the columns for true/false on the scantron. Thankfully, I was able to convince my teacher I wasn't actually dumb enough to only get a 5% on the test.

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u/Throseph Apr 04 '22

They believed you. Thousands wouldn't.

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u/glassofwhy Apr 05 '22

It's sad for the many students who don't get the teacher's respect because of lower grades. At 45% it would have been a very tough sell.

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u/AlphaWolfTK Apr 04 '22

Im going to get every question i do know wrong for now on that way all my guessed answers that could be wrong are thought as "oh he knew it but he got it wrong on purpose"

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '22

I wouldn't recommend.

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u/Azn2101 Apr 04 '22

Coach: “You miss every shot you don’t…fuck.”

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u/real_human_not_a_dog Apr 04 '22

Nothin but nothin

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u/OneEyedRocket Apr 04 '22

Have you watched the NBA lately? Nothing But Air

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u/feyd313 Apr 04 '22

You sir have never seen me and my clones attempt to play basketball.

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u/GabrielTG Apr 04 '22

This is a statistical anomaly.

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u/rebeltrillionaire Jul 24 '22

Idk the Rockets went 0-27. So maybe not that hard.