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Oh goodness. < wishes Plum good luck!

< Hopes the exam goes well for Plum!

Thanks guys!
< thinks < is well-prepared.

Well, that's that.

<'s now just got exams to deal with.

Good luck plum.

< have a lot of things to do for the next week...

<'s got his first exam this Monday, which is Dutch. < thinks he's prepared well enough, although < can't really say, as < can only practice making half exams. You see, they removed the summary from the exam, which was basically half of the exam, and replaced it with summarizing questions. Thing is, they only gave us 1 example exam...

Anyway, <'s got maths on Wednesday, which is going to be a hell, since < isn't quite prepared yet.

Good news is, those are my only 2 exams next week, so < will have a four day weekend! (To study for more exams, sadly.)

< has been a smart boy though, for once, as < took 2 weeks off from work. So, although <'s pay cheque won't be that large this month, at least <'ll have all the time to study for his finals.

Argh, < knows the feeling where they change the exam formula and render past papers useless.
<'s got a maths exam on Monday, one of the less worrisome to <. <'s most worried about Mechanics on Wednesday, < has no desire to ever touch that module again. < wants it done and out of the way so < can move onto the electronics focused stuff, as < should.

< finds it amusing how most are starting exams when < is all finished with them....forever

Fantastic. Pizza's due to be delivered soon and the sight of Nick Clegg being tearful has set < off crying. THANKS, DAVE.

< wishes Master and Imco both an exam season without too much stress.

< has been working on some more Rayman music, from Band Land this time
< doesn't think he's ever used so many different percussion instruments in a project! Counting the drum set as one, < currently has 15.
Anyway, for those interested: http://puu.sh/hG9h1/e2f2cfd177.mp3

Souper chill dood < l'aime

Thanks! < really liked recreating all the percussion, although it was a pain
< also thought the bongo melody needed to be glockenspieled XD (that's not a word, but still)
< some of the chords, < wants to give this <'s own twist, like always.

< prefers to call them xylophones, which is a softer word than angry German-sounding GLOCKENSPIEL. Just like ambulance is a softer word than KRANKENWAGEN.

Why would ^ call them xylophones? A glockenspiel is different from a xylophone ya know

< has learnt something new today!

Imco wrote:Why would ^ call them xylophones? A glockenspiel is different from a xylophone ya know

< wonders if they're harder, "German sounding" xylophones?

Not exactly . Glockenspiels are very similar to xylophones, although the glockenspiel's bars are made out of metal, whereas the xylophone's are made out of wood.
Oh, and it's smaller and higher in pitch

< says

< always thought they were the same but that people used the German word because it's cooler.

< is quite thick.

Well, ^ IS the densest non-radioactive noble gas!
< likes the sound of German words.

< had a fine physics exam today, next up Linear Algebra on Tuesday.
< wishes Imco and Master the best.

Oh < is fond of the German language. It's just < often visualises some of the words being spoken by an angry Hitler-man.

< is pleased ^'s exam went fine.