I need some encouragement. And something/someone to laugh at.
Thank you.
PS: It's Chemistry, a class I took on my own the last four months.
Thank you.
PS: It's Chemistry, a class I took on my own the last four months.
Good-Luck
You're gonna have to do the whole course again! Have fun!
here you go,
Mine Start on Saturday
Good luck, what course?
Good luck, what course?
school's for fags
This will be on the test!
Laws of Laboratory Glassware:
* If a piece of glassware can fall it will do so.
* Glass isn't as sturdy as it looks.
* If glassware can fall in two directions, it will fall in such a way as to create the most damage.
* The above damage will also be done in such a way as to cause the most injury to your person.
* The probability of a piece of glassware breaking is directly proportional to its price, its cleanliness and its necessity for the current lab.
* The probability of a piece of glassware breaking is inversely proportional to its the quantity available for use.
* The probability of a piece of glassware falling is directly proportional to its height above the floor.
* If a piece of glass may fall it will fall just out of reach.
* If two pieces of glass may break, the most expensive one will.
* The one moment you turn away is the one moment the glassware decides to fall.
* The probability of a piece of glassware falling is inversely proportional to the amount of time until the lab is complete.
* The number of glass shards to clean up is inversely proportional to the lab time remaining.
Laws of Laboratory Glassware:
* If a piece of glassware can fall it will do so.
* Glass isn't as sturdy as it looks.
* If glassware can fall in two directions, it will fall in such a way as to create the most damage.
* The above damage will also be done in such a way as to cause the most injury to your person.
* The probability of a piece of glassware breaking is directly proportional to its price, its cleanliness and its necessity for the current lab.
* The probability of a piece of glassware breaking is inversely proportional to its the quantity available for use.
* The probability of a piece of glassware falling is directly proportional to its height above the floor.
* If a piece of glass may fall it will fall just out of reach.
* If two pieces of glass may break, the most expensive one will.
* The one moment you turn away is the one moment the glassware decides to fall.
* The probability of a piece of glassware falling is inversely proportional to the amount of time until the lab is complete.
* The number of glass shards to clean up is inversely proportional to the lab time remaining.
Then homeless people are the only straight people around.Jenkinsbball wrote:
school's for fags
Leaving now, be back in some hours. Hopefully with the results. I'll let you know how it went. And thanks for the replies.
Good luck
♥
LOL that was what I was going to say.Janysc wrote:
Then homeless people are the only straight people around.Jenkinsbball wrote:
school's for fags
Anyway; Good Luck on the examn!
GOOD LUCK.
Open the paper and read it through before writing any of the answers. Forget how quickly the others are getting through it, try and use the full amount of allocated time and remember it's ONLY an exam, your not in court infront of a Judge so try and relax a little.
Open the paper and read it through before writing any of the answers. Forget how quickly the others are getting through it, try and use the full amount of allocated time and remember it's ONLY an exam, your not in court infront of a Judge so try and relax a little.
I passed with a 5 (where 6 is the best). I'm fucking happy ! Four months of work on my won just the grade I wanted...
Congrats +1
(Im doing chemistry A level and its a bitch... or maybe thats just the teahcer!)
(Im doing chemistry A level and its a bitch... or maybe thats just the teahcer!)
Goodluck on your test....
I start mine in exactly 40 minutes...
LTI system analysis and Fourier signal transformations in all domains...
Its a level of math that I didn't think existed ....
I start mine in exactly 40 minutes...
LTI system analysis and Fourier signal transformations in all domains...
Its a level of math that I didn't think existed ....
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Think positive...Janysc wrote:
I need some encouragement. And something/someone to laugh at.
Thank you.
PS: It's Chemistry, a class I took on my own the last four months.
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Has anybody seen the Aquateen Hunger Force where they are playing the trivia game in the sports bar and the question is something like what does "Be" mean on a periodic table? Meatwad's answer was Backstreet Boys. I guess Frylock said Berelium or something, but I liked Backstreet Boys as an answer. Anyways, good to hear you passed!
Side note: We were just reviewing for our final in my POM class and my prof directed us to the last page of the book. The heading read "Things to do after the final:" and it had some random stuff about getting jobs and taking other POM classes and such... Somebody scratched out #1 and replaced it with "Take POM again" in my book.
Side note: We were just reviewing for our final in my POM class and my prof directed us to the last page of the book. The heading read "Things to do after the final:" and it had some random stuff about getting jobs and taking other POM classes and such... Somebody scratched out #1 and replaced it with "Take POM again" in my book.
You will do fine im sure. I just got 100% on one exam and 70% on another, shame their only worth 5% each of my module, which is only worth 20% of my whole year.