Your worst example of procrastination.

[The .50 Caliber Cow]

Well, you've procrastinated long enough and you're going to study for your test/do whatever. What is your record for leaving something to the last minute?

I've waited until literally 10 minutes before an exam before I started studying for it. It wasn't my best test.

Your turn. It's the internet, go ahead.

 

[Quid Plura]

Going out and drinking beer until 7 in the morning. Learning for the test drunk for about an hour, going to make the test (university), get weird looks, passing the test with a 9 (Which would be about an A in America I guess).

Not doing that again though.

 

[darth.pixie]

I didn't even know there was an exam. I just entered class and everyone was getting papers out. Worst example of this though was when I didn't study at all. I always write my essays the night before having to give them too.

I was also too lazy to go to sleep once. My bed seemed so far away.

 

[RicoGrey]

I prepared for a job interview in the parking lot of the building where the interview was taking place. I had something like 5 to 10 minutes to prepare at this point. I got the job.

 

[RedEyesBlackGamer]

I didn't even know there was an exam. I just entered class and everyone was getting papers out.

That just happened to me. D:
This whole semester has been a disaster, though. My example is this semester.

 

[Neverhoodian]

Back in my college days I once took a class where the only major assignment was to write a research paper that had to be at least twenty pages long. The professor gave us the entire semester to work on it. What's more, it was the only class left that I had to take before I could graduate.

I didn't start the damn thing until three days before the due date. I must have gotten a grand total of four hours of sleep during that time.

I still managed to get a B+, but goddamn if those weren't some of the most stressful days of my life.

Nowadays I'm far more punctual about getting things done early.

 

[Wierdguy]

Was supposed to have a 10 min speech complete with a powerpoint presentation as part of an retorics course.

I thought out what it was supposed to be about, wrote it from scratch, made the presentation and practised it 5 hours before I was supposed to hold it.

Supprisingly enough I got an A (or rather an MVG which is the swedish equalment).

 

[Hero in a half shell]

I never bothered to read to the end of the book "Richard II" by Shakespeare, I had an A-level exam for it, and I just used the York notes books to revise. I then got 93% in my exam, my highest mark out of all my A-levels. Go figure.

As far as I'm concerned he could have escaped from his captors, moved to the Shetlands and married a goat called Angus, and I would never have known.