You bet. I once sent my teacher an essay that was supposed to be named: "I WANT TO FINANCE MY STUDIES WITH A BANK LOAN", but renamed it jokingly to "I WANT TO RUIN MY LIFE BY SIGNING A DEAL WITH THE DEVIL." and never remembered to change it.
I had an assignment on DNA in my bio class and almost sent an image saying “Yeah I’m made of DNA: Depression N’ Anxiety” THANK GOD I NOTICED BEFORE SUBMITTING 😭😭😭
I’d actually give that student’s paper at the end a bonus point or two for the brutal honesty. Imagine grading papers for hours and then seeing that one pop up? Gotta reward a good laugh.
im sure when my teacher sees i submitted it at 11:57pm and that the last few paragraphs seem progressively rushed i think they can deduce that i had a procrastination time happened and by the end i was considering just giving up and sending something like the ending.
Reminds me of my friend who does this on a regular basis. Favorite was when she sent our science teacher an image of a guy in our drama club backstage at rehearsals doing the "paint me like one of your French girls" pose. Teacher just responded "please resubmit"
My other favorite was the time she submitted a screenshot of people on a group chat complaining about how much they hated the SATs, complete with a wide range of swear words, to our very Christian choir director
My roommate was sending out the wildest possible file names to her teachers not realizing they could see the file's name until it came up in the conversation once and I was like: "But they can see it, you know that right?". The look of horror on her face was unparalleled. Not a single professor has ever brought that up with her tho
I know I am quite late to the party, but I have one to share. I am a writing student, and last month, I caught a bad cold right before Christmas break and was trying to finish filling out my character arcs at the last minute. I thought that I had deleted the placeholder jokes, but the next day, I woke up to a very confused email asking why a character's only motivation was "to be the very best like no one ever was."
For everyone here feeling embarrassed about accidentally sending something somewhat funny to a teacher: my uni maths professor always filled our assignment sheets with math memes to make them more entertaining. Another professor always uses puns in the titles of her lectures and her papers and a teacher that joined the Whatsapp groupchat for our course would sent us memes in it. I also had a professor that randomly included a picture of her grandson in our exam because he was too cute not to show to us. Teachers are humans too, they're probably just amused at your mistakes and won't judge you for them
Damn, you're fortunate to have such down to earth teachers, and here's my English teacher telling my classmates reading a Shakespeare play to the class to not add dramaticism to their lines :'
*most teachers are human I'm certain I had a couple of lizards when I was in school. One in particular springs to mind. Miss Nizbet. She would spend 5 minutes teaching us stuff on the board and then the next 45 doing textbook questions in silence. Every single class. No idea why. We were the top maths class in the school but she had no desire to push us at all.
One time, I found the test answers, and airdropped them to my teacher instead of a friend. DURING THE TEST. Thank you for reminding me of this, Mr Rose.
@@vanhornish You know, honestly fine then. I believe cheating is wrong, but I of course I don't care as much if it's what let's you get into what you love to do, and doing the class has just been horrible thus far.
I once accidentally sent my wellbeing teacher a PDF of The Beginner's Guild Demolition Vehicle Safety. The same day she gave us a "violence is a bad thing" lecture.
This makes me feel good knowing I have never accidentally texted my Agriculture teacher an image of my best friend drunk as hell on the ground in a swimsuit with a tub of ice cream in her hands.
One day, I accidentally sent a few pictures of different hairstyles to my bald teacher. I panicked so badly, that I cried 😭. Then he types: "for me?😏". He was the coolest teacher ever lmao.
one time i "accidentally" sent my professor a pdf of a restaurant menu just so it would say a file was submitted and id buy a few hours finishing the essay before he noticed.
Good thing your professor's not tech savvy because he could've easily seen when it was last edited in the meta data (which can be changed but it isn't easy to do so).
My friend does something similar all the time. She downloaded a corrupted file off the internet (risky as hell but it worked out) and submits it whenever she needs. The teacher just gets a message saying the file is unopenable.
I remember the time I accidentally sent my teacher a picture of William Afton I had saved. Sure he was super chill about it, and we've never mentioned it to anyone else but it still haunts me...
I accidentally sent them a picture of me crying in the shower. with my makeup running down my face, hair wet, and eating my chicken salad and she proceeded to said “damn was the assignment so hard?”
I was emailing my geometry teacher about an assignment about "Circumscribing circles" or something, and accidentally typed "Circumcising circles" instead. I almost sent it but had realized my mistake just in time and changed it. The best thing about my teacher was that he was this really wholesome guy, but also probably wouldn't have told me about my mistake, but made jokes and watch me spiral into relentless confusion.
So I was working on a group project for an online class where we had to write a story together. Nobody else had any ideas, so I offered to do most of the work for a historical fiction set during WW2. Anyway, one partner put something in the Google doc about his Blackberry phone (they had literally been invented during our lifetimes). I deleted it and left a note complementing her joke, saying I got a chuckle out of it. Next thing I know, teacher sends me an email that bullying is not okay, and very unlike me. Turns out _it was not a joke,_ she genuinely had this character set in the 1940s using a cellphone! I thought it was a prank to see if anyone was paying attention. I immediately apologized and explained the situation, but in my defense she should have easily been able to remember its invention!
The one about The Suite Life of Zack and Cody for Nintendo DS being printed was the one that unfortunately broke me. I imagined the teacher stone faced, handing the photo fit to an A4 size page after class in the classroom door.
The “Moooo” killed me, omg how can so many people accidentally sent something to their teacher, most I can do is actually not attaching the file, but not sending another completely and random thing
That one is an actual joke. They heard the joke and pretended it happened to them. None of these happened. Someone says they fell asleep while typing, woke up and then 'accidently' sent it. Lol wut? That has never happened in the entire history of Earth.
my friend was trying to submit her science homework eventually she attached a photo of rice and our science teacher showed that to the whole class mercilessly
I'm glad that I'm old, and that I graduated before the internet was a thing. The thought of being able to message and send things to my teachers is a horrific notion.
Oh, my English teacher would've loved it and given me full marks on intro section. And then I'm sure my history teacher would've framed a printed cut-out of it and hung it on the wall with the other "famous works from US Hist II"
@@hyjinx1889 well I mean also my English teacher I'm pretty sure has depression, and my history teacher is retiring in a couple years plus is a dad. You'd expect them to at least have a bit of fun.
I once accidentally sent my teacher an article about a snake shooting a man with a rifle. By complete coincidence, there was no confused response, just "Thanks for telling me about that snake shooting a person."
"Its the thing we didn't want, but the thing we needed." ALSO AYY I'M SORRY TO MENTION THIS BUT IS THAT SILVER FROM III?? OMGSOASM II FAN!! edit: oh sh!t i realised i know you-
I once had a manic episode over spring break and emailed my teacher about an assignment, saying I needed to 'get back on the grind' and that I was trying to get my 'sudoku speed running time down'.
Holy moly, printing whatever shit a student sends you and handing it to them is such a hilarious reaction and the ultimate destruction hahahhaa (Also the spider-man clap was so unexpected, it made me make a stupid noise on the tram lmaoo)
I graduated with my teacher never realizing that my political persuasion piece titled "Capture Their Attention" was a note to myself that I forgot to change, not the simple genius she believed it to be. I couldn't admit to it; I was the only one who'd received 100%. 😭
@@ninetailedfox579121 LMAO, I AM SO SORRY! THANK YOU 🤣 I definitely didn't type that but my auto correct is so ducky that it throws me off, hence why I reread so many times in the first place (and yet still need to edit my comments) I thought you were just being rude, not pointing out what appeared to be a genuine mistake in the comment. I admit my wrongs and salute you for making what is, in actuality, a wonderful joke (given the context)
I once accidentally sent my english teacher a fanfic I was working on at school instead of sending it to my personal email. It wasn't even dirty, it was a wholesome fluffy genfic but I was humiliated and begged him not to open the file.
My creative writing teacher is pretty chill lets just say he's read "a few" fanfics from students also we're allowed to write almost whatever we want (it can't be illegal is the only rule) and submit it as homework without penalty as long as we don't present something innapropriate for school to the class
one of my classmates in my 11th grade english class, instead of turning in his essay on the novel the great gatsby, accidentally submitted an incredibly well-written 15-page long nick x gatsby fanfic that he'd written in his free time
I once turned in an English IV assignment with the title; "Title here, much wow, such title" It made my teacher laugh, I told her what the title was supposed to be, she accepted it, and I got +1 extra credit point for the humor of it all, which got me the A.
@@theelgatorobloxgamingmems pretty much, just a "hey this is not what I meant, this is just a joke about a dog being sarcastic in a subject" or something close to that, been a hot minute since it happened.
0:09: Why is Pikachu pregnant? I thought Pokemon lay eggs (yes, including the ones that look like mammals, humanoids, plants, and inanimate objects)! 0:21: Is that an accidental threat? 0:39: Next: You're going to accidentally send the teacher a picture of the Crimson Chin 0:45: Cue nightmares 0:47: Well, frog's legs is a popular French dish (it's also popular in China and the Southern U.S.)... 0:49: Did you got detention because of it? 1:08: Spoiler alert: The dog's name was Fegelein 1:21: Little sister just watched South Park 1:28: Physics, not physical education! 1:47: Is that....A scene from an Elsagate video? 1:50: Pizza party with squirrels (now all you need is someone cosplaying as Squirrel Girl) 1:57: Next: You're going to show the teacher an unrated version of Revenge of the Nerds or Porky's 2:04: Cue Zack and Cody memes 2:12: Holy hell, Arthur! You're a savage! Or maybe Arthur is the simp? 2:21: When you accidentally sent your cousin's Minecraft X Super Mario Bros. fanfic instead of your assignment 2:42: Suspended for accidental and unintentional "sexual harassment" 3:06: Is that a Barbie or Lego Friends meme? 3:08: OK, I didn't know there are fanfics of Putin 3:22: A chicken riding a pot on the sea? 3:41: OK, that dog looks kind of creepy (reminds me a lot of Smile Dog) 3:53: Accidental double insult 4:04: That HAS to be an intentional insult 4:30: Number 10: THIS
Honestly if I was a teacher and was sent these, I’d laugh and give a bonus mark just for making me laugh. If you can’t be smart, you can at least be funny
Yeah, they always tell you to have an attention grabber or something, but then it ends up being some of the most boring things you will ever read, hear, or write. That one was really good, and I want to read that essay now.
Try sending something like that to your boss, or anyone you don't know well in the states, where swearing is the worstest crime imaginable. 🤣 It ain't gonna be a happy ending. The idea is to teach students how to write something engaging in a way that won't cause an inflammatory response in audiences that may be deeply offended because of different cultural values than your own. I swear like a sailor and wish I could write more stuff like it though lol
I worked for ages perfecting this paper, finding diverse sources, and going into a complex topic. Accidentally only submitted the first two paragraphs and somehow my teacher still gave me a B+ for that small part?
So, i have had two of these experiences. I once named a presentation on Ireland "CokandBolsInUrMouf", at the time I was a dumbass and thought that they couldn't see the file name. So when I had to present it, they clicked on the file, saw the name, and then when the teacher saw it the class turned to look at where the teacher was looking. Lets just say, that was a rather _traumatizing_ experience. *_..shivers_* _Anyways,_ onto to the second title torture story! So, soon after the last one took place (No, I didn't learn my lesson), I presented my art for the school fundraiser, since it was a competition. Instead of just opening the image, I decided to do what I do best, *be stupid,* and showed my _entire_ art program window. Now, for anyone who uses art programs like FireAlpaca, you probably know where this is going. I opened the window, and one of the drawings I had made on it had the name 'Long sausages' (IT WAS *NOT* NSFW I SWEAR LMFAO-), and its name was at the near-top of the screen. I didn't realize it was there, so I presented the art and talked about the process of making it while everyone in the google meet were looking at 'Long sausages'. When I was done, they clapped and all that, but then I got my phone out after turning off my mic and camera, and I had tons of discord notifications. I tapped the notifs, and it brought me to my friend group's group chat, which was filled with "LONG SAUSAGES?? HUH??" and "WHAT??". _But my favorite message out of all of them was _*_"Yes, but how long were the sausages?"._*
Found your channel a couple days ago. Been watching a few of the videos. Thank you so much. I have never laughed so much, honest. I really needed this. Have been having a really bad week.
I was doing my college final about a Jane Austen novel, and I ACCIDENTALLY SUBMITTED IT WITH THE FILLER SENTENCE OF “he was a nasty crusty man with his nasty crusty hands” and my professor responded saying it was a good summary for the paragraph. It was the most embarrassing thing I have ever put in a paper, and I’ve written about some weird things for classes.
@@gwendolynstata3775 it was Willoughby from Sense and Sensibility. I was comparing him to Willoughby from Evelina, but how they were two different kinds of creepy from the same coin.
Makes me thankful my profs had specific naming requirements for all assignments. I'm sure it made it easier for them to sort through and mark, and it made me as a student less anxious about what I was submitting lol
Once experienced the reverse of this during online school a year or so ago. English teacher was trying to upload our quiz for the week. He uploaded his Domino's pizza order
This reminded me of when I was coming back from school and the bus driver stopped for a long time, and I kid you not, he was ordering a pizza on the Domino's by the side of the bus stop
I used to call nearly every document “poop” during covid (yes I’m 4 years old) and didn’t realize teachers could see that until one asked me about it halfway through the second semester…… 💀💀
Not an English teacher, but if I were, I’d definitely read the last one. English class always encourages students to “start with an attention-grabber”, sometimes called a “hook”, and BOY DOES THAT MAKE ME WANNA READ YOUR PAPER.
Reminds me of the time I asked my history teacher if I had the right homework, I TRIED to attach an image of the homework, but what did I send instead? A PICTURE OF MY HISTORY TEACHER'S DOUBLE CHIN 😭😭 I found it on his Facebook and saved it for some weird reason 💀
If I were the teacher of the last student, I'd give them 20% of that grade for free for the introduction alone. Also WHO HAS 40 PICTURES OF SQUIRRELS EATING PIZZA.
For a satirical internet article, sure. But for a formal research paper? Yeah, not so much. Also pretty much admitting that they didn't do any work on it until 2 hours prior.
These remind me that time I was doing my finals presentation and the professors convinced me to show them off my "artistic" projects on my USB. However, I completely forgot that I named some folders "Pornographies" and "Manuel is a little gay baby".
1:45 the song on its own is nostalgic as my school band (which i played the Clarinet in) played Sleigh Ride every year for the Christmas concert and we even had the clapper. One time the Choir teacher borrowed it for an elementary class so the poor kid had to clap his hands instead 😂😂
One time instead of attaching an English assignment on google classroom I attached the image of megamind captioned “no bitches?”. Not only was it vulgar, but my teacher lost their spouse a few years ago which is even worse. Thank god I was able to see it and delete it before my teacher saw it.
That last paper I legit would give extra points too for that intro. I don't understand why we are always told to make the intro exciting and unique, and then when we do so we are punished for it. That intro does all it needs to do and more.
protip for not sending in papers with filler accidently: bold, highlight, or change the color of text of the filler parts. That way you remember to go back and finish it before you submit, or delete if the idea doesn't fit anymore. Works for writing novels as well if you have parts that you want to expand on more but you can't think of anything to write.
Also note that if you submit your assignment by sharing a Google Doc directly, your teacher can see ALL edits you've made on the document through the edit history feature. Most teachers probably won't bother to check, but something to consider in case yours does. (You can avoid this by making a new document and copy/pasting your final draft into that one to submit.)
@@etekweb oh shit i did not realize that i am fucked if any of them decide to check because theres definitely a bunch of swear words and random bullshit in there
4:54 is actually low-key a hell of an intro. I wish people were allowed to write essays like this. Edit: Sorry to be that guy but hey this kinda blew up actually thanks for the likes.
Buckle your seat-belts, motherfuckers, because in eight short pages, I’m gonna teach you something I only learned two hours ago. So sit down, *shut up* and enjoy the experience of my 4am caffeine induced self hatred fueled writing extravaganza
one time in eighth grade (so i was about 13) i sent my english teacher an assignment that i wrote in all lowercase. she proceeded to tell me that was not appropriate so i sent her the assignment again in a very hard to read cursive font. she was a very old woman, around 76 i believe. turns out my two younger brothers' dad mowed her lawn back in the 90s, and she was also my aunt's first grade teacher (also in the 90s) for the last two weeks. my mom even recognized her name even though she never had her as a teacher. i somehow ended up being her favourite student
Three stories here 1. So once my best friend accidentally sent a “kenma kozume x reader lemon” fanfiction which JUST HAPPENED TO HAVE A SHOWER SEX PLOT- TO HER PIANO TEACHER 2. that same friend read a different kenma x reader breakup fanfic and accidentally vented to her piano teacher. how? bc both me and her piano teacher had the same monokuma contact image- 3. once i emailed my literature professor “do you want some mangos” instead of my friend- i hate myself edit: yes ppl he wanted the mangos and i drew the mango for him bc i ran out right when he responded
If I were your professor, I'd absolutely want some mangoes, lol. One time, on a work trip to Guam, my buddy and I ran across some lady with a fruit stand in the middle of nowhere, and she kept giving us free samples while rambling about Guamanian culture. We walked away with like, a coconut and a couple mangoes each to eat in the hotel room. Best mangoes I ever had.
that last image with the essay introduction is unironically great. if you ask me, the primary purpose of an introduction is to grab your attention, and that one certainly did
1:42 this was like the 1st time I heard the song (at least in forever) and now I'm cursed to forever think of this when. I hear the song. Thanks, Matt.
I was in a class with someone and they were going through their messages when i hear them say something about how they sent the wrong video to their teacher. Instead of attaching a picture of their homework they attached a "no bitches?" Megamind meme. The teacher responded with "[student's name] im not sure i understand this"
I'm laughing so hard I'm literally in tears, I'm not joking. Matt thank you your videos are the some of the best things I've encountered on the internet.
I once accidentally submitted an essay to my English teacher that was titled "Odysseus Sucks (remember to change this title)". I did not remember to change the title. I got an A+ on the essay.
An exchange student in my course once said that teachers in his uni never looked at the titles of assignments. So when we were doing a group assignment on Ovid together later on, we decided to title our presentation: "Mr Naso; or Ovid, a Little Bitch". The guy had changed the title before presenting because he didn't dare to show that title on the screen in front of the classroom, but I didn't realise and still sent it to the teacher like that. She also gave us an A+
There was a band project where we had to submit a video recording of playing a piece. I accidentally sent a clip of the Clone Wars episode "Rookies" of a clone screaming "what the hell was that?!" Two weeks later I checked my grades, saw the assignment was marked 0 and had a note from the assistant band director (a cultured Star Wars fan) who stated "that's not a performance recording, that's Clone Wars Season 1 Episode 5 'Rookies'." Needless to say my respect for that man improved dramatically
I actually remember watching that episode on it's premiere night. The family member I watched it with even gasped and said "He swore!" I recall that it was edited in re-runs, though.
If your performance recording has: - a clone - screaming - confusion That's not a performance recording, that's Clone Wars Season 1 Episode 5 'Rookies'!
I actually started crying from laughter. It's been like 2 years since that happened and I desperately needed it. Thank you so much, I'm really glad my YT suggestions popped your vid in there
@@crwth001 I agree, but if someone reads something I posted in a sarcastic tone I would be laughing too, especially knowing that some people did laugh at it.
I've never accidentally sent something weird to a teacher, but I once almost sent this image of a Starbucks cup filled with beans with the text "My favorite drink at Starbucks" and then decided to send it anyway and pretend like I sent it on accident, but really I knew what I was doing Edit: I just remembered that I once sent the entire Bee Movie script to a teacher, but that was on purpose since he was talking about how he's there for students and also added something about how you can send him the Bee Movie script if you want
In year 11, I had a language arts teacher who told us to write down whatever random thoughts we had on a separate word document if we had writer's block. Well I did that one time and accidentally submitted that instead of my book Review. It was 4 and I had not slept at all that night. My poor teacher had to read the Header "sausage gobbling shithead" instead of a 4 Page paper on a book I had read about the Siege of Sarajevo. Mrs C if you ever read this, I'm glad you found it amusing but I'm also sorry you had to read all that garbage
Honestly, "lol RIP my chances of going to college 2" sounds like a file name I would have deliberately handed in an assignment with and not thought twice about.
