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by dragoneatscheese » Thu May 15, 2008 5:33 pm
good luck with GCSE and A LEVELS
i'm in my own world but it's ok they know me here
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good luck averyone!
by k9ruby » Sat May 17, 2008 4:08 pm
Good luck everyone...
(especially us poor things that had to do CPT3)
(especially us poor things that had to do CPT3)
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by parnassus » Thu May 22, 2008 10:44 am
Just over an hour from now it will be the turn of the Parnassian creature, represented by this imposing-looking owl. I have an exam in practical criticism. It is the paper I am feeling the most confident about. As I see it, this means it could go two ways:
1.) The paper is a delight to write and I come out in high spirits, possibly singing a merry tune (and then getting into trouble with the college authorities for breaking the rules of the Quiet Period with my discordant voice);
2.) The paper is much more difficult than anticipated and I come out in a state of alarm about the exams that I'm not so confident about, ready to chew off the heads of unsuspecting passers-by and to generally be grumpy at every opportunity.
My friend David has just commented, "I feel sorry for David. Either he has to put up with a discordant Vicky, or he has to cope with a grumpy Vicky who bites his head off."
(And no, I don't know why he speaks about himself in the third person either.)
1.) The paper is a delight to write and I come out in high spirits, possibly singing a merry tune (and then getting into trouble with the college authorities for breaking the rules of the Quiet Period with my discordant voice);
2.) The paper is much more difficult than anticipated and I come out in a state of alarm about the exams that I'm not so confident about, ready to chew off the heads of unsuspecting passers-by and to generally be grumpy at every opportunity.
My friend David has just commented, "I feel sorry for David. Either he has to put up with a discordant Vicky, or he has to cope with a grumpy Vicky who bites his head off."
(And no, I don't know why he speaks about himself in the third person either.)
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by parnassus » Tue May 27, 2008 7:14 am
Today is the final exam. In just under five hours' time it will be over, and I will have nothing to do but rest, read, and wait to graduate (hopefully). Best of luck to everybody who still has exams to come - I know that mine are over unusually early.
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by Lucy_Rush » Tue May 27, 2008 7:48 am
parnassus wrote:Today is the final exam. In just under five hours' time it will be over, and I will have nothing to do but rest, read, and wait to graduate (hopefully). Best of luck to everybody who still has exams to come - I know that mine are over unusually early.
mine were over unusually early (compared to others anyway) too. i had my last one 11 days ago now, (and even that was the last day of the exam period, and so the latest i could of finished)!
Hope tjhe exam goes well.
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