I'm so disappointed you didn't shout BS! :p

I would've corrected his every sentence, because I'm evil awesome. 

Sadly, people like that can actually make it through business school with that kind of BS and earn their degree. That's why there are so many crappy mid-level managers out there. The answer to your question is yes, I have had to endure that amount of BS crammed into 15 minutes. The last time that happened was when I still worked for Geek Squad, when a district manager did an SOP review on our precinct. Every time she opened her mouth, the pressure inside my brain increased. I had to excuse myself "to the bathroom" to prevent my head from exploding.

So, ssj12, just be glad it's only a class, and that person isn't your boss, and you don't have to smile, nod, and do everything they say to keep your job.  :)

Utter BS

I would've literally yelled out

If that was in my college I would have started shouting things at him.

Then again I do that in every lecture...

You can just tell I'm going to pass my end of year exams

Did the classmates believe the bull shit?

And people like this are perfect examples of why you should never use the Wiki as a reference.

I'm sorry everybody, but you have no right to talk about my project like this. I put years of research into it, and even interviewed some industry insiders, and I presented nothing but facts, which is more than I can say for the lot of you assholes.

I gotta tell you the worst thing ever was walking into a Gamestop and having argue(LITERALLY!) with the guy who insisted Metroid Prime was on the Xbox. I don't think I've ever wanted to hit somebody so bad in my life..

Edit: Allow me to elaborate, the guy completly refused to look in their computer under Game Cube to find the game and insisted it was on the xbox and they didn't have it.(I argued with him for 35 minutes before finally leaving) 

 Except that the wiki probably has accurate information regarding those topics.  Whats your point?  Go look up HDMI on it and see if it says that it enhances framerate (and no cheating).