Asking questions is usually a good thing, but repeatedly asking "why" over and over again will leave no nerve ungrated, especially if you're trying to be a smart aleck to a person trying to help you out.

You know you have a faulty system if a dozen mandatory learning modules can be completed within an hour due to rapid clicking and barely any thought.

On days when you're running late to the first instance of something (e.g. class), the thing you are late for, especially if you haven't been late for anything else, is likely to be unimportant and a huge waste of time.

Just because you have an idea doesn't mean it's a good one.  Common sense, not cents, people!

Example:
"Lady Pens"

A simple conversation with a new friend allows you to learn more about yourself.

Although sarcasm is often hard to detect through text, passion is easily seen.  Don't think because you half-arsed a paper that it won't be noticed!

A Sunday brunch is a great way to catch up with friends you haven't seen for a long time.

Nighttime equates to social awkwardness, especially if you are walking towards a person in a dimly lit area and stare at their face, trying to figure out if you actually recognize them or not.

Somethings will just slip out and will show what you are truly thinking. Example: When looking up synonyms for "dedication" you type in "dead" instead.

Night lights are much tougher than they appear.  Do not step on them.