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It was finals week and four college seniors decided they had worked hard enough. Instead of studying for their last final, they went to a party. They were having so much fun, they lost track of time and missed the final. The next day, they went to the professor and begged for a makeup final. To explain their absence they said their car had blown a tire on the way to the exam and there was no spare in the trunk. The professor agreed to let them take the test later that day. The test time came and the professor put each young man in a separate room and handed out the test. It was a single sheet of paper with one question… “Which Tire?” via Humor

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A modern Frank Lloyd Wright fan Via

Brooklyn, NY. $800.00 “Artist loft” “Highly recommend a sleeping bag as there is minimal furniture.” via Humor

Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. $300.00 “cozy 28 square foot room with a rustic feel” “perfect for an old soul seeking a minimalist lifestyle” “room features a special ergonomic space for your mattress with a gentle 45 degree angled slope” “Not responsible for pre-existing spectral inhabitants” via Humor

Bushwick, Brooklyn. $475.00 “very small room (about 9ftx9ft)” “no window, a pole in the middle and a wall air vent” via Humor

Linden, NJ. $350.00 “small room for rent in a attic for a single girl” “i also will like to become more then just ur roomate like friends” “i have place a pics of me here so please attach a pics of u when u ready” via Humor

thugpvssion: “Forget this stick. Square up Mickey.” via Humor

I wish I knew where this house is located. What style would you say it is? Via

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LOL. Ever had a day that went like this? if u think that there has ever been a greater scene on television think again unsuccessfulmetalbenders: via Humor

A group of friends from the local Church wanted to get together on a regular basis, socialize, and play games. The lady of the house was to prepare the meal. When it came time for Al and Janet to be the hosts, Janet wanted to outdo all the others. She decided to have mushroom-smothered steak. But mushrooms are expensive. She then told her husband, “No mushrooms. They are too expensive.” He said, “Why don’t you go down in the pasture and pick some of those mushrooms? There’s plenty in the creek bed.” She said, “No, some wild mushrooms are poison.” He said, “Well, I see wild animals eating them and they’re OK.” So Janet decided to give it a try. She picked a bu…

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Customers file lawsuit against Starbucks for underfilling lattes https://t.co/kvVuWVR5ZU — Mashable (@mashable) March 21, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

iPad Pro 9.7 packs the same A9X chip as its big brother https://t.co/obpCiPz5eu #AppleEvent http://pic.twitter.com/UMKsHT0TBq — Engadget (@engadget) March 21, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

The 9.7-inch iPad Pro supports the Apple Pencil stylus https://t.co/pkbB0PoSfO http://pic.twitter.com/M8brW1VSrF — The Verge (@verge) March 21, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

Schiller introduces a new iPad keyboard for the 9.7″ https://t.co/x8dn6t6XSt #AppleEvent — TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) March 21, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

A giant flying eyeball is a blimp-drone hybrid >> https://t.co/uLPfaVA8iI http://pic.twitter.com/9CiidbAdVN — Discovery (@Discovery) March 21, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

Twitter to close the door on its Windows TweetDeck app https://t.co/83SvhVxDMO http://pic.twitter.com/B9pNZLslH6 — CNET (@CNET) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

Why the Apple iPad Pro is poised to dominate the laptop market https://t.co/xRQeGPj2qu http://pic.twitter.com/C0hMlV7hfI — Forbes Tech News (@ForbesTech) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says social network isn’t raising 140-character limit on tweets https://t.co/g1uYIKbktL http://pic.twitter.com/WzHhXw2lLF — Apple News (@applenws) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

More developers now use OS X than Linux, says ‘most comprehensive survey ever conducted’ https://t.co/uVKZAy2L5T http://pic.twitter.com/NEBhVtq30G — Apple News (@applenws) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

Facebook’s ad platform now guesses at your race based on your behavior https://t.co/gnBUDGumnW by @annaleen — Ars Technica (@arstechnica) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

The first experiment to genetically alter human embryos set off a furious debate. https://t.co/fODfTgUWzg http://pic.twitter.com/Tuv8xBEZNx — Discover Magazine (@DiscoverMag) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

The new Austin Google Fiber office is featured this week in our Search In Pics: https://t.co/MP1l5dQNrk http://pic.twitter.com/ftir8z02K3 — Search Engine Land (@sengineland) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

This man provided free Wi-Fi to refugees stranded in Greece https://t.co/PFnOJDnHoS http://pic.twitter.com/gek68HpBAO — Mashable (@mashable) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

Rumor: Sony Working on 4K-Friendly ‘PlayStation 4.5’: https://t.co/XzlHxt1MpX http://pic.twitter.com/Ml73ypvEY0 — PCMag (@PCMag) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org

Drugs startup Blueprint Medicines will contribute to Roche’s cancer immunotherapy projectshttps://t.co/slvuAb5rQa http://pic.twitter.com/dcrxbt5EFz — Chemistry World (@ChemistryWorld) March 18, 2016 via ScitechPress.org