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11 Thoughts Every College Student Has Walking Through The Rain To Class

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11 Thoughts Every College Student Has Walking Through The Rain To Class

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Rain. The one thing that has enough effect to ruin your perfectly sunny attitude. No matter where you were, you've probably been stuck outside in the rain for an extended period of time at least once in your life.

It's not fun all around, and it probably makes you think these 11 thoughts at least once.

"I really should have worn rainboots today." 

"My toes are going to get pneumonia." 

"Shit, I just stepped in an invisible puddle." 

*Car drives through a puddle right next to you* "Fuck this."

"I really wish I stayed home today." 

"Classes should be cancelled on rainy days like this." 

"Ohhh... I need to buy 'those' rain boots."

"I wish I had a bigger umbrella to cover my backpack." 

"Why did it decide to rain today?"

 "I wish I actually listened to the weather channel this morning. It was right!"

"I can't wait to go home and lie in my bed."

Hopefully, the next rainy day will be far, far in the future.

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