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Well, it wouldn't be the first time for me. I've been forced to go on all-out revisions while concurrently doing projects before.Originally posted by starblue:according to my numerous past experiences and professional perception, all-out revisions never get executed concurrently with other projects and assignments. Murphy Law #7382 also states that one will never put all of one's eggs in one basket when there are other baskets around.
The thing is, I consider the doing of projects as part of my revision. I make sure I really learn things properly in the midst of doing all the projects and assignments in the four weeks between now and the start of the examinations.
Some say that I'm being kan cheong by starting early, but that's the way I do things. I like to go at a slow and meticulous pace when it comes to all-out revision.
I can still remember how I revised for the A Levels: I started six full weeks before the prelims, and went at it all the way until the end of the A Levels. I only took a long weekend off studying after the Prelims to rest my brain a little. -
o.O. you have my respect. actually, almost anyone will have my respect lah. cos comparatively, i study way too late for my exams. for my A levels (aside from maths), i studied like 3 days before the exam date.Originally posted by fudgester:Well, it wouldn't be the first time for me. I've been forced to go on all-out revisions while concurrently doing projects before.
The thing is, I consider the doing of projects as part of my revision. I make sure I really learn things properly in the midst of doing all the projects and assignments in the four weeks between now and the start of the examinations.
Some say that I'm being kan cheong by starting early, but that's the way I do things. I like to go at a slow and meticulous pace when it comes to all-out revision.
I can still remember how I revised for the A Levels: I started six full weeks before the prelims, and went at it all the way until the end of the A Levels. I only took a long weekend off studying after the Prelims to rest my brain a little.
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nerds nerds nerds
u guys will end up working for me one day
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Well, on my part it's because I don't have much of a choice. I'm slow at learning things. No kidding. The only way I can compensate for this is to be as consistent as possible in my studies.Originally posted by starblue:o.O. you have my respect. actually, almost anyone will have my respect lah. cos comparatively, i study way too late for my exams. for my A levels (aside from maths), i studied like 3 days before the exam date.
And knowing myself, if I were to leave everything to the last minute, I sure as heck would suffer from panic attacks and become very, very gabra. No way on earth am I going to learn anything useful with a panicked state of mind in the last 72 hours before an examination. -
Originally posted by alexkusu:nerds nerds nerds
u guys will end up working for me one day .v what makes you think I won't move into your town and hire you instead? 
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man, the haze is back again isnt it?
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wah... cannot leh... i really dunno how to write the phylogeny part of the intro.... T~T alex, you can help not???
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Why would you want to hire him?Originally posted by LazerLordz: what makes you think I won't move into your town and hire you instead?
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Originally posted by fudgester:Why would you want to hire him?
*runs*
alright. i officially give up the attempt to pad my intro with my less-than-half professional gibberish on phylogeny. haiz....
maybe i should start on my 700 word essay. -
Simi si 'phylogeny' ah? Can eat or not?
Sorry... there's a reason why I'm doing mechanical engineering and not the life sciences. -
anything to do with plants and their genetic makeup?Originally posted by fudgester:Simi si 'phylogeny' ah? Can eat or not?
Sorry... there's a reason why I'm doing mechanical engineering and not the life sciences. 
let's hope I can use some language skills to decipher this. -
good try. but phylogeny here can refer to both plants and animals. basically, it's the construction of the tree of life. where the branching of the tree indicates where speciation and divergence took place. for instance, chimps and humans are more closely related to each other than either is to gorilla. so the terminal branches links chimp with humans, and a lower rank branch link both chimps and humans to gorilla.Originally posted by LazerLordz:anything to do with plants and their genetic makeup?
let's hope I can use some language skills to decipher this.
just google lah. -
imteresting!
starblue is interesting~ he he -
man.... i just had a very very satisfying mum-cooked meal, and i am feeling extremely stuffed. gosh, this meal's gonna put some serious weight on me, i can feel it in my gut (pun fully intended )
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Originally posted by BadzMaro:imteresting!
starblue is interesting~ he he
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Starblue do you cook ?Originally posted by starblue:man.... i just had a very very satisfying mum-cooked meal, and i am feeling extremely stuffed. gosh, this meal's gonna put some serious weight on me, i can feel it in my gut (pun fully intended ) -
Originally posted by starblue:
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damned sleepy..
just have to make noise that now that i need a camera, both of mine are at the shop for repairs
there's a pair of birds that made a nest in the tree just outside my place.. and the little chick they have is very cute -
Please don't eat it.Originally posted by the Bear:there's a pair of birds that made a nest in the tree just outside my place.. and the little chick they have is very cute
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My teeth feels strong after chewing on rocky's boston special.
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i won't
want to take pics...
and maybe help the adults find food.. give them things to eatOriginally posted by fudgester:Please don't eat it. -
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dying of heat
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simple fare. but i seldom cook. cooking is such a laborious and tedious affair.Originally posted by BadzMaro:Starblue do you cook ? -
omg, new crapbox!