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Spiked Math's excuse guide to not doing your math homework - May 27, 2010Rating: 4.5/5 (80 votes cast)

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good ones.
I might need to use some of these as an excuse for not doing a comic for an entire week ^_^
I was just thinking of asking this? Are these excuses for not being there for a whole week?
i found out about this thing called a life
and its actually not that bad
I am totally using these.
or how about just say "I used a Lorelian tentramorph but i kept coming up with non-renatable figures" and then hope that no one realizes that you just all of those words up
hoping you haven't copyrighted these excuses :P
My dog ate my copyrights, thus they are free for the using.
the questions reduced to problems previously covered in the examples, so I concluded the actual solutions were trivial.
That's like the one: I did problem 1 and then used induction.
There were a lot of problems, but none of them held the solutions to my problems.
For a visual excuse...
http://verydemotivational.com/2010/04/27/demotivational-posters-warning-2/
You could have made a separate comic with each of these, and you would have got a stock of 2 week's worth of comics. ^_^
lol, that's like when they put 5 chips in each bag and make you buy 14 bags, instead of one bag of 70.
LOL left at 11th dimention
Awesome!
love this comic! :) congrats mike!
Were I the teacher, I'd be tempted to give credit for the "isomorphic to Joe's" one :)
How about 'I tried to divide by zero and my homework dissepeared'?
Ahhh, this comic is AWESOME.
And it was made on my birthday. I feel loved by Spiked Math XD
I read one somewhere on the internet that went, 'I kept it in a locked box but a four-dimensional dog got in and ate it'.
I have a truly marvelous solution to this assignment, but there was no space left on my hard disk
My two tied-for-first favorites were the 1/4, 1/8, 1/16... one and the kernel -> popcorn -> movie one. The isomorphic-to-Joe was a close second. :-)
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