My kid-"omg! I got a 31!" me- "Oh no! How is that even possible out of 2400?" Got the ACT and SAT mixed up. She's the smart one of the fam that's for sure!
When I was in high school a lot of students had their ringtones set to high frequencies because the older you get the less high ones you can hear or something so the teachers didn’t hear them. Anyways this was a big thing back when I was in school because there was all these tests online and we would do them on our parents and we realized that adults could not hear the higher beeps but we all could so all throughout class it was like hearing dog whistles, just loud ringing but the teachers had no clue.
UFOmama on November 25th, 2019 at 23:08 UTC »
My kid-"omg! I got a 31!" me- "Oh no! How is that even possible out of 2400?" Got the ACT and SAT mixed up. She's the smart one of the fam that's for sure!
LankyOkra on November 26th, 2019 at 01:32 UTC »
When I was at uni, during a final exam my watch alarm went off. It's not very loud or long, like three short beeps.
At the end of the exam, they asked all the men wearing watches to stay behind and I assumed it was because of my watch alarm.
But I'm a woman, so I didn't stay, lol.
countd0wns on November 26th, 2019 at 01:33 UTC »
When I was in high school a lot of students had their ringtones set to high frequencies because the older you get the less high ones you can hear or something so the teachers didn’t hear them. Anyways this was a big thing back when I was in school because there was all these tests online and we would do them on our parents and we realized that adults could not hear the higher beeps but we all could so all throughout class it was like hearing dog whistles, just loud ringing but the teachers had no clue.