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okay i was reading through the first 18 or so pages of Dark Labryinth (which happened months after strip twister by the way) and Kenny was soooo pervy

and the white broccoli is called cauliflower

Karma: i should give you a hug ^^ you're the only guy here brave enough to watch it all the way through

I watched most of it, with some skipping at odd times. I didn't know the story though, so I expect some was lost on me.

I don't know. Since I got out of school I've posted in 6, probably more. Most of those were joined since school got out, one has already died even though it was 600 pages in and still active when I joined. Another I rejoined because I vanished from it a long time ago. While most have slowed down, I'm resitant to join more, especially since I have the following for the first trimester.

Physics 1 (not the one for people just getting a science credit) WITH LAB
Intro to Anthropology
Intro to international relations (Yeah, I have one 200 level class this year, my second year. I see the problem.)
Drawing 1

Two are intro, but that is the max number of credit hours allowed at the school per term, I don't know high school physics, drawing I've been told has a lot of out of class work but is otherwise not too bad, and a lab is supposed to be 3.5 and not the 3 credits it is, which would have forced one of those classes out. So, basically I'm not sure if I'll have as much time as I would like to pretend I will on weekends to check in. sweatdrop

I can't. I tried last year. Then I have a fit when I realize or recall that it takes me double the time to do something than it would a normal person.

Trimesters, with the max of them and semesters for the year compared, trimester have a few more. They are much more difficult than semesters because it is 10 weeks, and some things just can't be condensed or concentrated.

Ten weeks? Sounds like a cakewalk. The courses at the university I attend will be fourteen.

Not that it is long, that a 14+ week course it shmushed into 10 is the problem. There is N O chance to catch up if anything happens. I know many people that we taking incompletes and intended to finish work the next term or over a break(December, spring break, summer).

Oh, there is a time to catch up. I was way behind on reading in an intro class (you know, the xxx100 classes that have the square $80 paper-back text that can't be read without a distraction to keep you sane) and managed to get ahead or catch up for the last chapter. That was because most classes (at least mine) don't have things due week 9, but papers might be due week 8 or 10, and then finals week (mon-wed then an extra two days to tack onto the break) will have exams and final papers.

I like most of the papers I've had. As long as no research is involved I tend to do amazingly well. I tend to find something to be interested in within the topic, and as long as it isn't a paper that I try real hard on they do really well. If I make a real outline, I know it isn't going to be a good paper.

A final paper is nice in that it can be reviewed, improved, and I don't forget the seemingly insignificant fact that just happens to be threaded through most of the test.