After Signing Oath Not to Discuss PSAT, Some Teens Flock to Twitter to Gossip About the Test
Like in previous years, students were quick to vent, joke and complain online. This year test takers using the hashtags #PSAT, #PSAT2015, and #PSATJokes added to an endless barrage of PSAT memes and jokes about wolves, cookies, Spanish moss, and more.
Hate to break it to ya but…#psat2015 pic.twitter.com/lqUZzTJKGj
— Claudia. (@claudiaisntlame) October 15, 2015
When you find out Spanish Moss isn't Spanish or a Moss #PSAT pic.twitter.com/v9tfOgcrz9
— PSAT 2015 (@PSATof2015) October 14, 2015
When your mom says "look me in the eye and tell me the truth" but you can't because you're a wolf #PSAT #PSAT2015 pic.twitter.com/wDzNDiZ34b
— Amie (@AmieJan_wicz) October 14, 2015
When Miguel post your poem to el Nacional without your permission #PSAT2015 #PSAT pic.twitter.com/gmiaEJIhsF
— dana is spøøky (@lukescupcke) October 14, 2015
When mom says no to fresh farmers market produce because of the price difference. #PSAT2015 pic.twitter.com/Qmgr4WHeea
— Drea (@marsach_andrea) October 14, 2015
yep, basically #PSAT #PSAT2015 pic.twitter.com/q99XsD4fbq
— Hunter Ashton (@hbashton13) October 15, 2015
when you have 45$ to spend on cookies and water bottles #PSAT pic.twitter.com/VUCM2W9hy9
— samuel thornton (@JkthorntonSam) October 14, 2015
everyone on the Fourth of July vs Fredrick Douglas #PSAT2015 #PSAT pic.twitter.com/F45Czy4mf9
— spoo(ky) (@sighky) October 14, 2015
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