Spanish Law Student CARVES Cheat Notes On Pens; Old ‘Confiscated University Relic’ Goes Viral Again

Students might not be the best when it comes to ‘dedicated studying’– but they sure can be ‘real smart’ when it comes to finding ways of cleverly sneaking in ‘cheat notes’ into an examination centre! An old social media post by a Spanish professor- Yolanda de Lucchi- recently resurfaced on the internet and ended up going insanely viral– for the second time. The post had pictures of some pens, which had “cheat notes” CARVED all over them! Yes, take your time to sink that in. Allegedly, a “criminal procedural law” student had sneaked the pens inside the exam hall years back. Unfortunately enough, the student got caught and the pens ended up getting confiscated. Years later, the professor, while cleaning her drawer, came across the said “university

relic”. Recalling the hilarious incident, the professor called the pens a work of “art”. The post was shared a few years ago, but went viral again. Most netizens loved the student’s “efforts”, while some joked how studying the syllabus would have been much easier than carving it on pens. Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post: “While tidying up my office, I found this university relic that we confiscated from a student a few years ago: criminal procedural law in Bic pens. What art! #laschuletasnosoncomoantes,” the post had read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the handle ‘procesaleando’. The post was shared years ago and pulled more than 270K views from people.

Internet’s reactions: “At that point it’d be easier to just learn the material,” a user said. “Dear professor, At this point just let my boy cheat. He worked harder than learning and definitely aced this one,” added another person.ALSO READ: Woman Orders Microwave From Instamart At 12 AM To ‘Heat Food’; Blames Purchase On ‘Adult Money’ “THIS LOOK MORE TIME CONSUMING THAN STUDYING,” wrote the next person. “I’ve never cheated. Why? Every time I tried to write a cheating paper, I ended up learning the thing,” added another person. “How can you even punish the kid at that point? That’s so damn clever and took so much effort to do,” added another person. “If they studied as long as it took them to write that they would have passed,” commented the next.