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*laughing hysterically*
Oh, I win. I win!
The last three General Studies exams (last one was this morning, just finished it) have all had essay bits in them.
In the first one, I got Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy in. In the second one, I got Asimov in.
In today's, I got both Torchwood and Doctor Who in!
I so win.
:D
Happy now. Only one exam to go, and it's essays on literary appreciation of a Latin text, and I can do that and it's not till Friday and there's a party tonight at Guides and I have lots of lovely lovely gorgeous beautiful 28-flavours prompts from you lot, 'cause you're wonderful, and argh.
All is good now.
I don't even care if I fail General Studies now. My marking-person will at least get a good laugh out of them. ;)
The last three General Studies exams (last one was this morning, just finished it) have all had essay bits in them.
In the first one, I got Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy in. In the second one, I got Asimov in.
In today's, I got both Torchwood and Doctor Who in!
I so win.
:D
Happy now. Only one exam to go, and it's essays on literary appreciation of a Latin text, and I can do that and it's not till Friday and there's a party tonight at Guides and I have lots of lovely lovely gorgeous beautiful 28-flavours prompts from you lot, 'cause you're wonderful, and argh.
All is good now.
I don't even care if I fail General Studies now. My marking-person will at least get a good laugh out of them. ;)
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Only one left? Awesome!
BTW: you don't need to Beta the He and She fics for me - went through them last night and have posted them. Wanted to let you know before I switched the thing to public viewing.
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Sorry I took so long on that scene, anyway... I'll try not to let it happen again if you trust me to beta after Friday...
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I have finished He now. I left out the Doctor, though, because it made more sense in the end - they're both about how no matter how much he loves any of them he'll drop them all for the Doctor. Anyway, un-locking it and cross=posting at Torch_wood now...
(PS; how did you get TW and DW in?
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There was a question on GM rice. I decided that the public as a whole was afraid of the words genetic modification, especially since it was turning up as sinister plans in shows like Torchwood and Doctor Who (see the Daleks in Manhattan two-parter of David Tennant's second series of Doctor Who for more details).
And yes, I did put that much detail about the specific episode. :D 'Cause I got carried away slightly.
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I've unlocked them now, which I think brings my count to eleven. I think. It's probably less. Still, eleven's not too bad.
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And thanke, I'm glad you liked. :D
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Do you think I should fling open my thirty-flavours list now, even though only three of my lovely friendslist have had time to give me ideas? I do have a list and I'm twitching slightly... What say you?
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If you have ideas etc. and want to go on with it, I'd say do it; maybe only three people replied, but if someone suggests something later on you can take that into consideration later, yes? Besides, you did get a lot of suggestions from those three people :P
Plus, if you're inspired to write something and don't at that time it can be difficult to go back and write it. I'm finding that at the moment with a House fic (which would likely have never seen the light of day, even if I had written it when I could loterally see and hear everything that was happening).
I'd say go for it, then you can blame it all on me if anyone comes later with a brilliant idea for you.
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*flails slightly*
Just a minute while I go add the rules to my list then. XD Thanke!
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I got Hitchhiker's Guide into one of my General studies exams last year! [I was comparing the movie version to Star Wars.]
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My brother and I have done this sort of thing with a lot of our exams. *blush* He got lightsabers into his GCSE English, I think. :D
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General studies is the only exam I have clear memories of, because one of the papers was all about kayaking. I kid you not. It was all about the different movements of the paddle and where you'd end up if you made them. So there was a hall of 150 of us, all holding our pens in front of us like kayak paddles and steering imaginary canoes. Surreal but brilliant.
Well done on finishing! Woo-hoo
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And thanke. :)
(Oh, and I wouldn't much mind being a librarian, actually... :D)