College is a lot of work. “I’ve learned in college that no matter how much sleep I get I’ll always be tired the next day, so might as well stay up and her shit done” was posted on Twitter by Natalie Cacchione on September 3, 2014. “I realized since I started college that no matter how much sleep I’ll get I’ll always be tired” was posted on Twitter by Danny on October 22, 2015.
“‘What has college taught you?’ That no matter how much sleep I get I’ll always be tired” was posted on Twitter by College Student on November 17, 2019.
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Tor.
@_Torambe
I’ll be tired when I have to do the college roundtable Tuesday and they’ll be like “what has college taught you?” “No sleep is okay. FBGM.”
11:51 AM · Dec 14, 2013·Twitter for Android
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Natalie Cacchione
@natahpoo
I’ve learned in college that no matter how much sleep I get I’ll always be tired the next day, so might as well stay up and her shit done
12:29 AM · Sep 3, 2014·Echofon
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Danny
@dannymoore1014
I realized since I started college that no matter how much sleep I’ll get I’ll always be tired
9:42 AM · Oct 22, 2015·Twitter for iPhone
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Garrett
@garrettgebala
All college taught me so far is that a 30min power nap will make me feel refreshed, but no matter how much sleep I get before my AM lectures/classes, I’ll always be tired
9:18 PM · Nov 28, 2018·Twitter for iPhone
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College Student
@ColIegeStudent
“What has college taught you?”
That no matter how much sleep I get I’ll always be tired
12:50 PM · Nov 17, 2019·Buffer
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University Jokes
@UniversityJokes
“What has college taught you?”
That no matter how much sleep I get I’ll always be tired
7:25 AM · Dec 9, 2019·Twitter for iPhone
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College Student
@FactsOfSchool
“What has college taught you?”
That no matter how much sleep I get I’ll always be tired
8:10 PM · Jan 20, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
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Comics and Tweets
@comicsandtweets
“What has college taught you?”
That no matter how much sleep I get I’ll always be tired.
1:19 AM · Mar 27, 2020·Twitter for Android
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