I got an "A"!

[Lookingglassman]

Well actually a chick I know did. She is trying to get her degree and had to take a writing class online. She is a terrible writer so she paid me in weekly lunches if I did the class for her.

Well here it is, 10 weeks and tons of research papers later, she got an "A" in the class.

The bad thing about it is she blabbed to other people about my writing ability so I ended up writing papers for other people too. Each one of them got an "A" and I got more free lunches!

I guess my English Literature degree is worth something after all!

 

[RoJoHen]

I fully support cheating as long as there is free food involved.

 

[Neeka Keet]

Yeah, cheating is awesome. Riiiight.

 

[DiSiLLUSiON]

I got na A to. Lok her -> A
Tihs si fro my graet spleling!

 

[Lookingglassman]

LOL! I have written papers for this chick before in other classes. I actually have learned alot writing these papers.

If she wasnt married I would try to weasel a date out of her instead of lunch because she isnt bad looking at all.

 

[The Boy Who Cried Worf]

I wrote a 25 page paper for a friend once and he got an A. I got a free trip to Vegas.

 

[Alidar Jarok]

Congrats for deflating the value of a college degree in probably one of the most blatant ways possible.

 

[RoJoHen]

Congrats for deflating the value of a college degree in probably one of the most blatant ways possible.

Their not worth much these days anyway.

 

[sidious618]

Free lunches? That's it?

 

[Miss Chicken]

When I did other girls' maths homework when I was a teenager I demanded cold hard cash. Used to purposely put mistakes into the homework so that the teacher wouldn't get too suspicious.

 

[Danny99]

Congrats for deflating the value of a college degree in probably one of the most blatant ways possible.

Their not worth much these days anyway.

What! But I just finished paying $50 000 for a 4 year university degree!

I was tricked!

 

[DiSiLLUSiON]

Congrats for deflating the value of a college degree in probably one of the most blatant ways possible.

Their not worth much these days anyway.

What! But I just finished paying $50 000 for a 4 year university degree!

I was tricked!

Their worth !== their cost.

 

[RoJoHen]

Congrats for deflating the value of a college degree in probably one of the most blatant ways possible.

Their not worth much these days anyway.

What! But I just finished paying $50 000 for a 4 year university degree!

I was tricked!

I hope you enjoy waiting tables.

 

[Tim]

Congrats for deflating the value of a college degree in probably one of the most blatant ways possible.

Their not worth much these days anyway.

Depends on the college conferring the degree.

As for the OP, a blatant and disappointing example of academic dishonesty. Blab much more, and the girl's grade might be changed to an "F" if the school is at all serious about academic ethics.

 

[RoJoHen]

Congrats for deflating the value of a college degree in probably one of the most blatant ways possible.

Their not worth much these days anyway.

Depends on the college conferring the degree.

These days, it has a lot more to do with the job market.

 

[Tim]

Their not worth much these days anyway.

Depends on the college conferring the degree.

These days, it has a lot more to do with the job market.

To a degree, but your chances of good employment with a degree from a fly-by-night school are distinctly lower than those with a standard 4-year degree.

 

[The Master of Tarquin Hill]

Well actually a chick I know did. She is trying to get her degree and had to take a writing class online. She is a terrible writer so she paid me in weekly lunches if I did the class for her.

Well here it is, 10 weeks and tons of research papers later, she got an "A" in the class.

The bad thing about it is she blabbed to other people about my writing ability so I ended up writing papers for other people too. Each one of them got an "A" and I got more free lunches!

I guess my English Literature degree is worth something after all!

1. I find it hard to believe that you have a degree in English Literature.

2. You should be ashamed of what you did, that is of course, if you actually did it.

 

[wew]

Well hopefully she won't ever have to write in her job, because most likely she still lacks the ability to write properly and possibly do research.

It interesting that most likely you have engaged in criminal activity. Congratulations.

 

[Misfit Toy]

Well actually a chick I know did. She is trying to get her degree and had to take a writing class online. She is a terrible writer so she paid me in weekly lunches if I did the class for her.

Well here it is, 10 weeks and tons of research papers later, she got an "A" in the class.

The bad thing about it is she blabbed to other people about my writing ability so I ended up writing papers for other people too. Each one of them got an "A" and I got more free lunches!

I guess my English Literature degree is worth something after all!

That's nothing to brag about or laugh at - I thought that, as a Christian, you were against cheating and lying...

 

[Scout101]

I think you'll find that most people are only against it when SOMEONE ELSE is doing the lying, cheating, stealing, etc...