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[Chocofreak13]

it took me 12 hours to finish reading. thank god i don't have to do this every week.

[Bella]

What on earth was your homework? Reading Webster's Dictionary in its entirety? O___O

[Chocofreak13]

my textbook. 134 pages of incredibly small text encompassing 2 chapters that i had to read for tomorrow.

[zjhentohlauedy]

GUESS WHAT TODAY IS 8D

[stewartsage]

Long textbook reads are incredibly annoying assignments.

....is it your birthday Zen?

[Bella]

My coping strategy for long textbooks involves skimming over most of it and then bullshitting like hell.

Happy birthday Zen. ^^

[Paul]

Happy b-day, Zen Party hard!

lots of tests coming up this week: biology + chemistry tomorrow (scared like hell of chemistry), philosophy on wednesday and CS on thursday X.X

[Bella]

I hate chemistry too, and was terrible at it. >< Enough so that I'd avoid a major if it includes any sort of required chemistry classes... >>;

[Pitkin]

Birthdays? Happy late one Nejin, and hum, happy ongoing one Zen, if it's really your birthday!

*sigh* I've been ill for like half of the past two weeks and it's not getting any better so far. Talking is hard if not outright impossible and head's swimming enough to make focusing on anything difficult. ;_;

I liked the little chemistry I studied back in time before university, but biology was for a long time the hardest subject for me at primary school - don't know why, but it got a bit better eventually.

[NejinOniwa]

BUT CHEMISTRY MAKES THINGS GO BOOM. IT'S FUN IN A BOXVIAL!!!

Also bday's Zen, have some happies. ^^
Btw, I think my sister is in the general direction of your location. She's in Kuala Lumpur right now, and enjoying the bloody heat somehow.

[Chocofreak13]

@zen: ZEN HAPPY BIRTHDAY UNLESS I MISSED IT THEN HAPPY LATE BIRTHDAY
@genpop: we were required to take a lab science in high school. most people assumed that the only one was chemistry. thus, the majority of the populace took chemistry without realizing there was an alternative. i took astronomy, and passed with flying colours. :3 (the teacher even went so far as to call my powerpoint assignments "works of art". ^^)
that said, i'd like to study chemistry less for a grade and more as a hobby. :3

@pitkin: i'm sorry to hear you're sick ;^; i think i might be getting sick again, which sucks worse since i just recovered from my last episode of sick.
that said, make sure to get lots of fluids, rest, soup, tea, and cough drops. :[
@bella: it's hard to BS the topic when you know little to nothing about it, AND when that topic involves copius amounts of art and their various details.

that said, the chapter was worth reading. i spent a good chunk of the car ride home today discussing philosophy. :\ i also found out that if i ever switch religions, Amida or Zen Buddhism would be a great choice.

[Bella]

That's awesome that your school offered an astronomy class. :o

If I ever change religion... I'll probably go from agnostic-who-believes-in-a-god-but-doesn't-let-her-beliefs-shape-her-behavior to ... damn it, that's the best religion I've found for myself, I'm probably not gonna change it. .v.;

[Chocofreak13]

Amida and Zen are extremely easy to practice. no complicated rituals, no long hours of chanting or praying. you don't even need to really visit a temple if you already know what to do.

on another topic. i'm beginning to feel alienated here again.

[stewartsage]

I always liked Chemistry in high school, though astronomy was my favorite science by far.  I just wish I was able to grasp concepts in the scientific and mathematical fields better.

[Bella]

I just wish I was able to grasp concepts in the scientific and mathematical fields better.

Me too.  ;___; If I could study anything in the world, it'd be mathematics but that won't happen for a variety of reasons, which is frustrating, since it's probably the most fundamental and simple BS major, every school on earth has a mathematics program and I wouldn't have to angst about finding a school that has something I want to study. >:/