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[beckyh2112]

Well, this last week has been the special sort of fun that I like to refer to as "not enough sleep, too much to do". I had a major history test today worth a third of my grave grade in the class, so I spent this last week plowing through the outside reading book we had, as well as the textbook. This was not fun, despite the topic being interesting

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[vampirenaomi]

Okay, you got me interested in that election. Must do some research on it when I find the extra time. You mentioning Thomas Jefferson makes me want to do a few dozen DOTT references, but I'm not sure if anyone gets them here. Meh.

Good thing that you got past that hectic part, though. Do you have any idea if the test went well?

[beckyh2112]

I suggest "Adams vs. Jefferson: The Tumultuous Election of 1800" by John Ferling for a very good rundown of everything leading up to the election and covering the election. It talks about the politics going on, all the different people involved, and so on. It's very awesome.

I think I did well on the test. There were only two questions where I had to BS much.

*snuggles*

[amethystlight]

and to listen to "The Game" by Disturbed for what he thinks is Fahrenheight's pov on him.

*Grinz*

*Then huggles over studyingstressystuff*

[ravenology]

I have The Game, but I'd need a copy of Afterglow before I could listen to it.

*also offers hugs after hearing about your week*

[seiberwing]

ETA: Random Armada commentary.

Rad, as narrator: "That night, there was a huge starshower over the Autobot base, as if the entire universe was mourning Optimus."

Or, like, Optimus's bits were burning up as they enter the atmosphere.

Let's face it, Rad isn't the leader figure of the humans for his brains.