It's The Last Month Of Spring Semester, And Chandler Bing Couldn't BE More Relatable
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It's The Last Month Of Spring Semester, And Chandler Bing Couldn't BE More Relatable

I'm moving to Yemen.

Madeline Stallings
Apr 08, 2018
Saginaw Valley State University
2094
It's The Last Month Of Spring Semester, And Chandler Bing Couldn't BE More Relatable
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The sarcastic a**hole who uses his humor as a defensive mechanism, the one and only Chandler Bing from an all-time favorite, "Friends."

The end of the semester is a tough time for all students. We are all lacking motivation and just trying to make it through the last few weeks that seem to be just dragging on. We just want a break!
To help get some laughs in while we are all stressing about this semester being almost over, here he is, Chandler Bing to help us put our feelings about the end of the semester together for everyone.

When it's down to the last few weeks of your eight a.m. class, but you still can barely manage to get through it.

When you are checking your syllabus' and see that you have a total of eight papers and six exams within the next month.

When your professors are all insisting that the rest of the semester is just going to fly by... Come on, we all know it's going to drag on.

When the girl sitting next to you in your math class, who color codes her planner, turns to you and tells you that she is doing just fine and is ready for next semester to start.

When your roommate comes to check on you after class... every day.

Trying to sit through lectures when all that's on your mind is being done!

When you realize you really do have another month left of the semester, and you are continuously drowning in homework.

When you realize it really is ONLY ONE MONTH until you are done!!

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