Today the nations 17-18 year olds all have tummy problems

[hagrids_beard]

Results day tomorrow. Im actually nowhere near as nervous as I was for my AS's, I think Ive relaxed quite a lot over this past year. Ive always been pretty lazy, and its reached new heights this year. Im actually more worried about the driving theory test im taking this afternoon. Ive decided, I want what I'm predicted, I'll settle for a grade

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[gryffinrose]

Ahhh, it's perfecly normal to get "excited" over books!! At least . . . I hope it is . . . ~Rose~

[wench2002]

Nah its perfectly normal to get excited over books- lord knows I do over books I love. :o)
*hugs* I wont say a word on the main topic of this post- but you know we're supporting you whatever you do/happens.

[soupytwist]

Hehehehe, I definitely know what you mean about being all excited about books. I often get this weird urge just to pet them. :)

Nerdy pretentious English Lit wannabe-ness also rocks. :)

(I'm not going to talk about exams either, other than 'good luck' and 'you'll be fine'. Even if you don't get the results you hope for - and I think you will - you'll manage.)

[anonymous]

You are a nerdy, pretnetious English-lit. wannabe. But aren't we all, deep down? I blame it on my parents that I love and respect books as much as I do. How could we ever replace that sweet, dusty smell of Book? Wandering down the aisles of the library is like foreplay... I think I might stop now, right this very moment, and not say another word on the matter!

And where are your exam results? You're long overdue - Katie's had hers up for ages. You've either done so poorly you've consumed an entire bottle of tequila and tried to drown yourself in the toilet, or done so well that you've consumed an entire bottle of tequila whilst standing on the roof and shouting your fabulous marks at the pigeons, the neighbours, passers-by and their dogs... I'm hoping and praying for the latter - don't keep us in suspense!

Jen