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Bored Student Doodles His Professor For A Whole Semester, Gets Better And Better Each Class

We all have our own ways to fight boredom. Some of us may take naps, others scroll through Bored Panda, while one student draws sketches.

“This semester, I had business management taught by a painfully boring man that shall remain nameless,” the student writes. “Naturally, I sought ways to cure my boredom during this class. One day I decided to see how well I could draw him.” The student’s drawing was surprisingly good, so he decided to get a little more creative in the classes to come… From swinging on a wrecking ball to riding on a unicorn – the professor was drawn in all these hilariously creative sketches and more! Keep on scrolling to check them out.

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“This semester, I had business management taught by a painfully boring man…”

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“Naturally, I sought ways to cure my boredom during this class”

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“One day I decided to see how well I could draw him.”

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“I’m no artist, but I think I got pretty close”

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“So in the classes to come, I tried getting a little more creative with my sketches”

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“Enjoy!”

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Hans 7 years ago

There are bad teachers. There are boring classes. We neither know whether this is a bad teacher nor wheather he teaches a boring class. Publicly shaming him with images taken without consent, which make him easily identifyable if you know him, is a very questionable move. I do not understand why Bored Panda supports this.

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Amanda Panda 7 years ago

I agree. I actually feel bad for this teacher because I bet if he knew what this kid thought of him and the drawings, he would feel pretty awful.

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Brianna Bastian 7 years ago

I don't think this guy or Bored Panda tried to shame his teacher. But still someone should have pointed out what you did Hans.

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reclameshit2015 2016 7 years ago

I understand. It is because countries are not as aware of internet media as they are of local newspapers. And it is more difficult to confront a website/blog than it is to confront a local newspaper with an office on their own grounds. Laws also differ per country. So all blogs including Boredpanda enjoy a certain kind of freedom and anonimousity. If there is less, no direct or indirect motivation from outside sources to critically judge their articles before they decide to publish they don't. They just publish and if enough people complain they might do something about it. Otherwise they won't. Kinda like shoot first then ask questions. If confronted enough.

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