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< Remembers when < teacher was berating < class for not answering questions right, < teacher abbreviated what an exam marker said, R.T.F.Q, since < teacher did not want to be profane...
< Got it straight way

< likes the Bad Rayman rank, hope any day < can has it.
< hopes pass the exam of tommorrow.

< Noticed < Made only one post yesterday, how intriguing...

Danone wrote:

GNineify wrote: F that S.

That means what < think?

Sure! Who could think it could mean anything else than 'Finger that Sausage'? So, come on, guys, let's all forget about the social media and get back to our fingering.

< is pretty happy with <'s exam results, with <'s lowest grade being a 6.8 (68% correct). However, < has such smart friends, that even that achievement makes < feel like a slightly more dim one among them. Of course that's all nonsense, but wait 'til you hear this. One of them has two 10's (perfect score) and her lowest grade's a flippin' 8! O-o
Dat brien. Delicious smarts.

<'s real-life friends are mostly of average intelligence.

< isn't super smart but < is with a bunch of idiots in all of my modules at uni so < is probably one of the smartest there.

Shrooblord wrote:One of them has two 10's (perfect score) and her lowest grade's a flippin' 8! O-o Dat brien. Delicious smarts.

It doesn't necessarily suggest she's any more intelligent, regardless of how our governments and education ministries might consider us. It only implies she's very focused on her academic achievements within those given subjects. She could still lack common sense, critical thinking, reasoning skills, open-mindedness, creativity, insight, intuition, skepticism, originality, etc. These intellectual traits are not required when all school examinations are based on rote learning for example.

My own school experience is mixed. Often I never focused due to my lack of motivation and the fact I had better things to do, while I struggled fairly a lot of times, because I possibly have ADHD, which can lead to heavy occupation of thoughts and daydreaming, while it's able to shut me off every time I forcibly have to deal with matters I consider useless. I still passed with decent grades nonetheless. I didn't even have any meaningful reason to strive for perfect ones.

< made his 500th post btw.

< Ships Rulez with Ad.

< doesn't have a problem with this.

PowerPatrick wrote:It doesn't necessarily suggest she's any more intelligent, regardless of how our governments and education ministries might consider us. It only implies she's very focused on her academic achievements within those given subjects. She could still lack common sense, critical thinking, reasoning skills, open-mindedness, creativity, insight, intuition, skepticism, originality, etc. These intellectual traits are not required when all school examinations are based on rote learning for example.

While < knows this might be the case, < also knows that here, this is not the case.
<'s fine with it though. Smart people around you only make life more intelligently fun (smart humour, yes?).

< wonders what product ^^'s would result in. < would buy it.

<'s point is, grades does not define how smart you are, and should never be used that way.

PowerPatrick wrote:<'s point is, grades does not define how smart you are

They're usually a very accurate indicator, though.

< supposes it could be "more than half the time," but < thinks it's still very far from accurate.

< was getting 55% in math last year, but < is now getting 94% this year. Did < suddenly get a whole lot more intelligent?

< Wonders what the Crash Manga volume 2 was already completed.

< need to pass all exams (< only passed 2)

< Continues doing more stuffs in AoMR Episode 1 with more upcoming minor-like characters.

< Still can't understand ^

< say the same thing.

< never will.

< neither.