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Do you have homework?

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  1. Seller Of Smut says:

    I never understood putting off homework. The faster you finish the more you get to be lazy for the rest of the day without worry. Why have homework looming over you?

    • Oozed says:

      I understand that this is plain logic, but we constantly tend to defy logic. :P

      I always postponed my homework-to-do, tellin to myself “yeah, I’ll have time to do it later”…then at a point realize that I have no time left.

    • Ed says:

      Homework is a gaseous activity – the earlier you start it, the longer it takes.

    • poop says:

      The longer you put it off, the more free time you have… duh.

    • Vega says:

      I agree with you, and believe me that’s how I would do it…

      but most of the time homework is put off not beccause there’s something I’d rather be doing,
      but because the homework is something that force me to cause myself physical pain so that I might servie the expirience.

    • Citteh says:

      Because I live under the logic of “Hard work sometimes pays off later, laziness always pays off now.” :)

    • Matthew says:

      The longer you put it off the more likely you are to get sick before you get it done and thus miss out on having to hand it in the next day. DUH!

  2. Maiden! says:

    homework is gay like Luke Perry

    ugk, i really do watch too much Family Guy 8D

  3. JulianKingOfNothing says:

    Smartest graph ive seen

  4. Tourist on this planet says:

    Yes, folks. This is how a flow chart is supposed to work!
    (I usually fell under the “get a life” portion of the chart. Can you tell?) ;)

  5. jzimbert says:

    Seems like there are a few questions missing. Like “Can you finish the homework during Homeroom?” Or “Do you have study hall or lunch before the homework is due?” And “Can you just copy your best friend’s work in the hallway before class?”

  6. person says:

    12 hours!? try 30 min

  7. it's that kid says:

    the funny thing is that I have homework I should be doing right next to me. ha.

  8. MAgic Shampoo says:

    Mhe that English paper can wait ;P

  9. Crystal Kyuuketsuki says:

    “Get a Life”

    Uh… Really? If I’ve checked all the websites I look at daily, and nothing’s happening otherwise, I think I’ll do my homework.

  10. o.O says:

    I love how they insinuate that watching TV, checking email and doing facebook is having a life.

    • :) says:

      haha good point. Although when you have homework due you think “i can’t plan anything with my friends because I have to work..” and then at home you just end up on facebook..lol

  11. Ringtail says:

    This flowchart only really works for high school homework. You can tell the people in college (especially freshmen level classes) that procrastinated or didn’t do their homework at all because they’re the ones that fail and choose easy majors.

    • Gentry says:

      Actually, this is not the case. I always put my homework off and I have never failed a class and I’m in engineering. I totally agree with this flow chart for the most part.

  12. Travito says:

    I thought this was GraphJam, not FlowchartJam.

  13. Dan says:

    “Is the homework due in less than 12 hours?”

    This author is entirely too responsible.

    Try 2 hours.

  14. aNNDY says:

    Haha Love it.

  15. An elite says:

    For me, the usual flow is:

    335 hours remaining (end of class, two weeks before assignment is due): assigned
    335.9 hours: start work on assignment (0 pages)
    334 hours: pronounce work as bad, delete (length at time of delete: 1 page), subconscious thinking starts
    47 hours: get help on assignment right after last class before
    16 hours: start really doing the work (0 pages complete)
    7 hours: pick up the pace by a huge factor (1 page complete)
    0.1 hours: completed (final length: ~7 pages), print, staple, sign honor code
    0 hours: turn in

    How it works:
    335 hours – 12 hours: subconsciously doing the work
    12 hours – 3 hours: developing a means for transcribing thoughts to words
    3 hours – 0.1 hours: the actual transcription

    Main advantage: your brain doesn’t crash the way a hard drive does, and it is always processing information

    • loler27 says:

      This should also lead to the “Get a life” block. Although this kind of pattern has happened to me before, it is not common. Usually I get the work done at a steady rate, although it does get slightly faster over time. Not very noticeable, though.

  16. Procras.. eh ill fill this part in another time says:

    I have an 8 pg paper due at 9 am and its midnight. so what do i do? i get on facebook and see a link to this. so what have i been doing for the last 20 min? reading all the comments given and now giving my response to this page.

  17. sage says:

    Making homework pays of later, postponing it pays of right now.

  18. katchoo says:

    I posted this on FB for all my students and friends taking classes. I believe in multislacking myself.

  19. slythwolf says:

    LOL, everyone has homework! Even people who haven’t been in school for three years!

    • papajon0s1 says:

      Well, I don’t have any homework. Therefore I must get a life? I thought I had one and its going pretty ok. This graph needs a little more work me thinks.

  20. Blits says:

    Does homework include 3 assignments due tomorrow? Yes? No?
    YOULIE.

    I will not give in.

    (Swears silently)

    This flow chart hit to close to home.

  21. canttopit says:

    LOL I’m doing this right now.

  22. Charizard632 says:

    omg! I should start doing my homework now, and it’s 8:20!!


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