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A horrible disease that occurs after sitting in class and hearing a teacher to long. This disease is cure able in some circumstances.All you got to do is:
- Find something to do that is not boring.
- Pretend that you got to go to the bathroom.
- Get your permission and go into the bathroom.
- Stay there as long as you like, but not 3 hrs, less than 3 hours because they would worry and go inside and see you.
- If a teacher comes or somebody in the bathroom TRY to hide in a bathroom stall with your feet on the toilet seat.
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