Have you ever failed a class because you watched too many movies?

no, but I have failed a test because I spent the whole night talking about a movie on Yea Forums
it was TLJ

What is this from?

Someone tell me how he's grading a SCANTRON card by just walking up to it?

Not him, but can you guys explain the other letters to me?
Amazing
Bery good?
Could be better
Don't even try to come up with excuses
Eeeeee
Failure

In my country, even though grades are numbered from 1 to 5, we actually do have full names for every grade.
5 - excellent
4 - very good
3 - good
2 - adequate
1 - inadequate

Sauce?

it looks like Brynn Rumfallo, I'm guessing from some music video

Shouldn't the fucker scan the scantron first?

Found it, thanks.
youtube.com/watch?v=KXFyVIG9wUk

I failed without doing much of anything else really

conceptualize the aroma

that's a dumb system. maybe having such a dumb system is why your country is a shithole.

Why the fuck is she allowed to have her phone right on the desk, in front of her, during a test?

Poland?

>not having a special relationship with the teacher

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nah, but it's similar to the Polish system. I'm not the guy you asked, but I am Polish.
1 is "inadequate/insufficient" here, but everything else is slightly different.
2 is a "passing" grade (sounds more pejorative in Polish).
3 is a "sufficient/adequate" grade.
4 is "good".
5 is "very good".

HOT

this movie gave me my public fucking fetish

What movie?

Awesome
Breddy Gud
Couldn't do any better?
Dumb ass
Fucking retarded

>Blonde on the left

I'm doing it right now

Two is not passing it's "mediocre".

>scantron
>graded by a teacher
>at the kids desk
im sorry what

"mediocre" is synonymous with "average". That's not even close to what "dopuszczający" means. It means something like a "passing/allowing grade", but sounds more negative than these English phrases.

Decades ago a 2 was called "mierny". Maybe that's what you were thinking of? Still "mierny" would be something like "lousy", not "mediocre" nor "average".

I was thinking about mierny (when did it change?) and it does translate to mediocre.

Not using the /20 system

They changed it almost 20 years ago...
"Mierny" isn't mediocre. Look that word up in a Polish dictionary.
sjp.pwn.pl/szukaj/mierny
"of insufficient measure, size, quantity, strength" or "of poor quality, little value". "Mierny" is synonymous with "marny". That's something bellow "mediocre". It's closer to "lousy".