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Oh yeh. I love learning new things. If I could afford it I would study the rest of my life. :biggrin:

 

learning I enjoy immensely, studying not so much

 

I don't know if you get the difference, its subtle I guess. Learning is learning, taking in information that you didn't know before, studying usually means that going over stuff you've learnt before a test or exam. Unless your talking about studying at university which usually takes the form of "What are you studying?", which means a course like Law or Medicine etc

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maths vectors/blodge vectors/some other vectors?

 

biology vectors? good lord!

 

no just normal science-y ones

How much do you have left?

 

force components done, so that should be it, I'll check the other notes quickly to make sure I didn't miss anything and I'll do the old tests tomorrow

it's like an exam but only 45 minutes long, it's called a common test because all the classes write it, as opposed to a class test

I had a nasty headache all morning, but it's finally gone, and I'm finishing up a late lunch and catching up on some mafia goodness.

 

Life is good.

I'm glad to hear that :)

 

I sat around all day watching telly, eating, drinking tea and reading. Life is also good for me :D

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