The "Friends" Explanation for Each Day of Sylly Week
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The "Friends" Explanation for Each Day of Sylly Week

Loooooooong week.

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The "Friends" Explanation for Each Day of Sylly Week
Allie Beinhacker

Potentially the greatest week of the year- a week where the partying takes precedence over school. While you might be thinking that that's the case every week for you, which I may or may not agree with, sylly week is different because even the teacher's acknowledge that partying is the priority and being that you are just getting your syllabuses, you have no work. No work = no time management necessary = more time for partying.

1. Sunday

The first day back to school automatically calls for a crazy night.

2. Monday

All the people who didn't realize Sunday night would be lit, are sure to make it out on Monday so there's an even bigger crowd.

3. Tuesday

Eating well and working out is not possible during this week, which means late night eats every night.

4. Wednesday

To your friends that want a night off:

5. Thursday

To your friends that actually take a night off (and on a Thursday???):

6. Friday

"I'm going to take it easy tonight so I can make it out tomorrow day."

7. Saturday day

When your friend tries to take your drink from you:

8. Saturday night

When you're not sure if you are awake or asleep, dead or alive, but you're still out.

9. Sunday night

Last night, gotta go out with a bang.

10. Monday day

When you're trying to get your last day of partying in before school starts but not everyone has that mindset.

11. Tuesday

Class.

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