was packing up all my notes and i realised that if i stacked all my notes in a pile, its easily a meter tall which i think 60% comes from maths and geog.
to think tmr errr.... i mean later in couple hrs time will be gp and econs lect haiz... and i'm still here rushing through my geog for tues consultation
now off to hit the sacks...
leave yall to something my bro found online: murphy's law on test and exams ( dun take it too srly, its just a bunch of half truths to me though some seems to fit perfectly in describing myself haha)
- No matter how much you study for a test you will be asked a question that you don't know.
- When you study for easy tests is when you fail miserably, but when you don't study for the hard ones, it's when you pass with 100%.
- When there's a teacher that everyone says you want, you end up with the ones you don't want. And when you do get the ones that you want, it's when they end up changing their ways, and decide to make the class really hard
- If you don't study, every question will appear to be something you remember reading on your textbooks from a month ago, hence will appear (deceptively of course) easy, although you will not recall the exact phrasing of an answer.
- When you think that a person you meet looks stupid, chances of them being really smart are very high
- Eighty percent of the final exam will be based on the one lecture you missed about the one book you didn't read.
- The more studying you did for the exam, the less sure you are as to which answer they want