Sunday Fun
I had Siddhant and Akshay coming over to my place today. Now when we made the plan, we were determined to have a serious, no-nonsense combined study session, determined to finish off with our physics chapter on wave motion. But alas, the term ‘combined study’ doesn’t really exist in our dictionaries. So all we did was laugh around, discuss some random physics concepts, watched geeky online videos, had lunch, played random games on my PC, watched DBZ, and before I knew it was time to go (sounds cliché, eh?). Anyway, in all it was fun. Quite an inappropriate time to have fun, when I should’ve been studying, but who cares anyway?
P.S. - I’m planning to apply to NUS, and getting in there requires 80% in the boards, but they’ve asked for my current report card too. So guess I’ll have to study for these pre-boards too.
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January 10th, 2008 at 8:09 pm
Uncool here.
You didn’t even call me fatass. Sheesh. If Siddhant hadn’t told me about it, I would never have even known.
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I’m so loooooooooneeeelyyyyyyy …..
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January 10th, 2008 at 10:41 pm
For NUS, you NEED to give your pre-Board marks, because the actual results obviously come out later. Applied to NTU?
January 11th, 2008 at 12:30 am
@ Uncool Shitty
Siddhant was here because he needed a place to stay while the paper was going on. He bunked the second paper, but didn’t want his mom to know.
@GQ
Nope, no NTU for me. I’m even reconsidering applying to NUS. I have a very faint chance of scoring an 80 in the boards. Point is, I’m really bad at cramming. I mean I can cram, but only if I spend time; which I don’t, and neither do I plan to waste time on CBSE.