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简介In the age of smart phones, falling asleep in public has always put you at risk of being Photoshoppe ...
In the age of smart phones, falling asleep in public has always put you at risk of being Photoshopped.
And so it is for this student presumably studying for (summer class?) finals at the library, whose cramming partner proved untrustworthy.
The photo found its way to both Imgur and Reddit's Photoshop Battles subreddit, where the Internet took off with the student's sprawled position.

Remember never to fall asleep in public anymore. Here are some of the results:








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