A joke about acid was posted on Twitter on October 13, 2012:
“For our chemistry exam, we had to write a thousand words on acid. Unfortunately, my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted.”
The joke has been printed on several images.
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Steven
@stevehotspurs
For our chemistry exam we had to write a thousand words on acid.Unfortunately my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted.:-D
12:38 PM - 13 Oct 2012
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Gav
@gmce77
For our chemistry exam we had to write a thousand words on acid.Unfortunately my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted.
12:43 PM - 13 Oct 2012
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SickipediaToday
@SickipediaToday
For our chemistry exam we had to write a thousand words on acid.: For our chemistry exam we had to write a thous… http://bit.ly/QawxMr
1:27 PM - 13 Oct 2012
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Houston
@HoustonPaulolol
“My chemistry tutor at school asked my class to write 1000 words on acid. Unfortunately, my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted.”
1:06 PM - 20 Oct 2012
WeKnowMemes
My Chemistry Tutor At School Asked My Class To Write 1000 Words On Acid…
– OCTOBER 21, 2012
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My chemistry tutor at school asked my class to write 1000 words on acid. Unfortunately, I was unable to complete it as my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted.
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For our chemistry exam we had to write a thousand words on acid.
submitted August 26, 2016 by fred1674
Unfortunately my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted
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Shit Jokes
@ShitJokes
For our chemistry exam we had to write a thousand words on acid.
Unfortunately my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted.
3:51 PM - 24 Nov 2017
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