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i'm finally done with the first string of midterms. today i had my calc exam and, seeing as how little math i've actually done over the past few weeks, it wasn't too bad.
i did most of my structure of english presentation yesterday and only started the homework at 1:00 so i had no time to study for my math midterm. i woke up at 9:00 and, opting for a much-needed shower (2 days!), skipped my morning chem class. i tried to skim through my math notes but they didn't really help. so i just took the damn test and rushed home to make the structure of english handouts. spent way too much time scrutinizing my paper for errors and ended up being late for class because i had to stop at the library to make some copies.
wanna know what i wasted my monday morning on, knowing full well that i was already at a lack of time to study?
third party debates on c-span
cobb and badnarik do agree on a few things, among them a strong opposition to virtual personhood. can't say i differ; it's a ridiculous concept backed by an illegitimate legal precedent. there's definitely something wrong with corporations contributing to both the democrats and the republicans.
"ælc god wer ic asceamod þe wealdend hé libban under."
i did most of my structure of english presentation yesterday and only started the homework at 1:00 so i had no time to study for my math midterm. i woke up at 9:00 and, opting for a much-needed shower (2 days!), skipped my morning chem class. i tried to skim through my math notes but they didn't really help. so i just took the damn test and rushed home to make the structure of english handouts. spent way too much time scrutinizing my paper for errors and ended up being late for class because i had to stop at the library to make some copies.
wanna know what i wasted my monday morning on, knowing full well that i was already at a lack of time to study?
third party debates on c-span
cobb and badnarik do agree on a few things, among them a strong opposition to virtual personhood. can't say i differ; it's a ridiculous concept backed by an illegitimate legal precedent. there's definitely something wrong with corporations contributing to both the democrats and the republicans.
"ælc god wer ic asceamod þe wealdend hé libban under."