Making this brief, but funny.

For my PSY100 class we need to participate in at least 4 experiments, where we (ME) are the lab rats. So sign up was last week and well spots were running out and times were limited by my schedule. I quickly signed myself up for four, one each day and thought I was done with the whole ordeal. Today I was checking out what if any had certain criteria which I vaguely remember seeing. So I looked and saw that for my Thursday experiment that I needed to be: 18-35 years old [CHECK], right-handed [CHECK] and male with European background. [UUMMMM NOPE?] I swear I didn't see that when I was signing up and now I need to cancel that experiment and wait for more to come up because that was my forth one. Seriously, I didn't see anything about being a white dude, I read that I must not use hair products on the day of but other than that I thought I was in the clear for this experiment. Well yah that's my story for today. I thought I would share it with you my fellow scholars since life shouldn't all be serious; there will be these moments where all you can do is laugh and share it. Hope that made your day/night/whatever slightly better because honestly things like this only really happen to me :)
 

EDIT!!!! This is the email I received after I signed up for this experiment. What in the actual fuck do I do now?

Hi Samantha,

This is an email reminder for your psychology experiment appointment at the University of Toronto.

You have signed up for experiment #96
The date/time: Thu. September 24th, 2009 at 4:30pm - 6:00pm
Location: Room 522, ground floor, Sidney Smith Hall (ground floor is one below street level. Same level as cafeteria).

You are ineligible for this experiment if you have been in any of the following experiments: 96
Other exclusions: Native English speakers only. Right-handed participants only.
Special Instructions: EEG study. Please do not use hair products on day of experiment.

Your experimenter can be contacted at: a.lahat@utoronto.ca

There is so much confusion with university. I'll just show up that day and if I see alot of guys then I know I'm definitely in the wrong (or right, depending on how you look at it) place.