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Here is the situation: I did my reading for my class way in advance, and I didn't look at them again last night. At the beginning of my class, a classmate sits next to me asked me how many cases we should read. I told him what I could remember, but accidentally left out a case. When the class was going over it, the classmate puzzled, while I was having the case all highlighted and annotated. After class, I apologized to him and all, but still felt like a douche for accidentally giving incomplete information.

Am I over reacting?

Yes.

seriously, this is the best way to use your time?

Yes...no one cares.

Just admit to him, us, and yourself that you did it on purpose.
Then go post this in the gunner thread.

4910 wrote:seriously, this is the best way to use your time?

I know I should not think too much about this, but the person is in my section, and it is a small one.

kahechsof wrote:Just admit to him, us, and yourself that you did it on purpose.
Then go post this in the gunner thread.

lol, I don't think I have the gunner qualities man.

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You may as well drop out, you will never pass Character & Fitness.

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Redzo wrote:You may as well drop out, you will never pass Character & Fitness.

Shit, gotta disclose this, calling dean of student affairs

Yes, you are. I didn't actually read your post, but the answer here is generally "yes."

target wrote:Here is the situation: I did my reading for my class way in advance, and I didn't look at them again last night. At the beginning of my class, a classmate sits next to me asked me how many cases we should read. I told him what I could remember, but accidentally left out a case. When the class was going over it, the classmate puzzled, while I was having the case all highlighted and annotated. After class, I apologized to him and all, but still felt like a douche for accidentally giving incomplete information.

Am I over reacting?

Honest mistake. Apologize ONCE and never bring it up again. If said classmate is still harping on it even an hour after it happened, they need to get over themselves.

I honestly don't understand what the problem is here. Seriously. Why would you apologize?

target wrote:Here is the situation: I did my reading for my class way in advance, and I didn't look at them again last night. At the beginning of my class, a classmate sits next to me asked me how many cases we should read. I told him what I could remember, but accidentally left out a case. When the class was going over it, the classmate puzzled, while I was having the case all highlighted and annotated. After class, I apologized to him and all, but still felt like a douche for accidentally giving incomplete information.

Am I over reacting?

Are you a female?

Is there ever going to be a thread where someone asked if they were overreacting and the answer is no?

Drake014 wrote:Is there ever going to be a thread where someone asked if they were overreacting and the answer is no?

Really...
its the kind of thing where if you have to ask you should already know.

Self flagellation is the only way to purify your defiled flesh. May Posner have mercy on your wretched soul.