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Thursday, February 05, 2004
Yay...today was good, and bad.
Yeah, I had that thermodynamics exam at 1300. First problem was NOT the cakewalk as promised. I mean, why the FUCK was that answer supposed to be negative? How exactly do you get that? *Sigh* Russ got the same answer as I did, so I must've done something right.
The second question, on the other hand, wasn't impossible. The reason why it was so hard was because it asked for a heat transfer...while we only had the rate of heat transfer. I got stuck here for a few minutes...and then it's like...oh right! Not enough information is given! I can just multiply it by some variable time "t" and I'll have the heat transfer at any time! So I got really excited. Yeah, I get excited over all the strange stuff...except for girls...I think all guys get excited over women, because they are cool.
Once I passed in the exam, I got last week's quiz and homework back...perfect scores in each, and I'm really proud about it. But, if there's one thing in life that I've learned...always be humble, don't be proud, else you'll get cut down to size.
All right, I could go to a party tomorrow, and I'd like to go...but there are a couple of people going that I'd rather not be around currently, else I go insano-man again. Don't ever want to revisit that period in my life again. I might go, because I shouldn't let things like that get in the way of my life, but I'm not sure. I'll decide tomorrow or something. Ugh.
Went to Founder's Study with full intentions of writing the introduction to my sufficiency paper, but Sean V. had different plans, and got me fighting. So the four of us fought for a while, and I didn't get ANY work done on the suff. Great. But fun! Didn't see Claudio at the library or the campus center.
Played pool with the shittiest sticks I've EVER seen! The cue I had didn't even have a tip. Chalked that baby up like crazy, and it still sucked. Made for interesting games, because we decided to use the ass-end of the sticks instead. Much better results.
Anyways, I am going to get started on on that introduction to the sufficiency.
Tucker: "Just for the record, rocks aren't people."
Church: "Duly noted. Now GET IN THERE!"
Yeah, I had that thermodynamics exam at 1300. First problem was NOT the cakewalk as promised. I mean, why the FUCK was that answer supposed to be negative? How exactly do you get that? *Sigh* Russ got the same answer as I did, so I must've done something right.
The second question, on the other hand, wasn't impossible. The reason why it was so hard was because it asked for a heat transfer...while we only had the rate of heat transfer. I got stuck here for a few minutes...and then it's like...oh right! Not enough information is given! I can just multiply it by some variable time "t" and I'll have the heat transfer at any time! So I got really excited. Yeah, I get excited over all the strange stuff...except for girls...I think all guys get excited over women, because they are cool.
Once I passed in the exam, I got last week's quiz and homework back...perfect scores in each, and I'm really proud about it. But, if there's one thing in life that I've learned...always be humble, don't be proud, else you'll get cut down to size.
All right, I could go to a party tomorrow, and I'd like to go...but there are a couple of people going that I'd rather not be around currently, else I go insano-man again. Don't ever want to revisit that period in my life again. I might go, because I shouldn't let things like that get in the way of my life, but I'm not sure. I'll decide tomorrow or something. Ugh.
Went to Founder's Study with full intentions of writing the introduction to my sufficiency paper, but Sean V. had different plans, and got me fighting. So the four of us fought for a while, and I didn't get ANY work done on the suff. Great. But fun! Didn't see Claudio at the library or the campus center.
Played pool with the shittiest sticks I've EVER seen! The cue I had didn't even have a tip. Chalked that baby up like crazy, and it still sucked. Made for interesting games, because we decided to use the ass-end of the sticks instead. Much better results.
Anyways, I am going to get started on on that introduction to the sufficiency.
Tucker: "Just for the record, rocks aren't people."
Church: "Duly noted. Now GET IN THERE!"
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