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Woe unto he who dare contend with the mighty.

Well, if there was any doubt that I would in fact go through with my mini-chapter/return-post then those have been laid to rest with this challenge. I want to end this once and for all, its getting out of hand. (Ask Azaireal for the intro to it...)

Also: NO I CAN NOT NAME OFF ALL NINE HELLS, THEIR CONTENTS, AND THEIR RULERS FROM MEMORY!! What? What are you looking at me like that for? It's true.... I SWEAR IT!

But then again: *snicker* GO DICE ROLL!

In non-egoist news: I love/hate Steven Spielberg's "Taken" so much because it completely reaffirms/obliterates my personal views of life every time I watch it.

Hows it going with you folks? xd

liar...az we all know....lol. omg...gaia is being SO stupid

First Intermediate Period and the Nomarc Wars...

What an interesting era that was... then the great nomarc of Thebes reunits the lower and upper kingdoms...

Exam on thursday.

Ancient civs.

We spent two lessons on Egypt...

We covered the whole 3K years in two classes...

So, as you could imagine, I am somewhat at a loss.

The king list, intermediate periods,

and the "enemy" Ahkenaten.

The we spen six weeks in Greece... Hardly fare nor fun.

Shrug.

To top that off, there is no ancient Egypt course currently taught at my school.

I am stuck with choosing between Rome, Athens, and the Ancients.

The Athens teacher are pron to calling all other ancients athenians.

and tend to lean towards asking essay questions about Athens...

The class cover over 4K years of history, and we get three essay questions on athens...

It like going to class fo the first two months was a waste of time...

Amercian Foreign policy from 1900-today isn't...

If I don't study the whole 100 years, I am screwed...

But I have a whole 14 days to do that...

Only one upside to not having classes during exam period...

Too much study time...

Macbeth was a fun subject...

So was Hamlet...

then comparing the two in a 1500 word paper...