Smart Tricks For Every College Student

10 Smart Tricks Every College Student Have Tried At Least Once

1. Pizza problem? No problem.

1. Pizza problem? No problem.
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2. Who wants some little tricks?

2. Who wants some little tricks?
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3. Rice is never too hot now

3. Rice is never too hot now
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4. This guy is probably the Epitome Edison.

4. This guy is probably the Epitome Edison.
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5. Or is this one?

5. Or is this one?
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6. Gordon Ramsay would be pleased.

6. Gordon Ramsay would be pleased.
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7. Who wants to watch TV?

7. Who wants to watch TV?
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8. Go BBQ shopping, get a trolley, never go BBQ shopping again.

8. Go BBQ shopping, get a trolley, never go BBQ shopping again.
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9. And Johnny was never a couch slouch again.

9. And Johnny was never a couch slouch again.
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10. That's how they roll in the hood when they got a precious phone.

10. That's how they roll in the hood when they got a precious phone.

 

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