aaaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhh

Pigwidgeon · 25-04-2012 6:43am

I think I might have missed one of my friends 21st nights out, even if I had work/college the next day. Now of course that it's mine tomorrow pretty much all of my close friends from home are bailing and not coming out. Bástards.

soccymonster · 25-04-2012 8:28am

My ankle is actually ****ed

I was so drunk last night that I clearly didn't feel the pain when I fell over in the nightclub, only when I walked, so I thought maybe I just pulled something (maybe? Idunno? I'm no expert in muscles and ****?)
But the fuuuuuckin pain this morning... really think I screwed it over last night. My housemates had to carry me from the taxi last night and everything.

Karma for going out on study week

wnolan1992 · 25-04-2012 11:06am

soccymonster wrote: »

My ankle is actually ****ed
I was so drunk last night that I clearly didn't feel the pain when I fell over in the nightclub, only when I walked, so I thought maybe I just pulled something (maybe? Idunno? I'm no expert in muscles and ****?)
But the fuuuuuckin pain this morning... really think I screwed it over last night. My housemates had to carry me from the taxi last night and everything.

Karma for going out on study week

LOL! This EXACT thing happened to me last year, except I fell backwards off a footpath into the middle of the road outside Trinity Rooms. Ah memories!

Ice will be your best friend for the foreseeable future....

suitcasepink · 25-04-2012 1:34pm

Self discovery #5876764
I just don't have any will power.

Slow Show · 25-04-2012 1:54pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IO17WyaU2mE

Casually listening to this and willing my body to work the way it's meant to. Thought writing this stupid Wuthering Heights essay would distract me from my full-time occupation of being such a mess and make me feel less guilty about missing so much school but no, I just have to add being infuriated with this stupid book that I actually used to like before I had to dissect it (not even doing it as a single text, wtf English?). No one cares about the cultural context of anything, gaaaaawd.

Can't stop thinking about how I'd rather be doing something simple and straightforward like Biology or Chemistry right now too, instead of writing about how Heathcliff defies the stereotype of a romantic hero or something. I've changed. Not sure how I feel about that tbh.

Screaminmidget · 25-04-2012 3:02pm

An entire month off to study and still nothing done.

Exam on monday is going to go down a treat...

decisions · 25-04-2012 3:04pm

How can I be so 'bright' and yet be so stupid?

:(

Aoifey! · 25-04-2012 3:29pm

Missing something I really really wanted to go to cause I was too stupid to get up earlier and do work. Great.

Jamie Starr · 25-04-2012 3:32pm

I feel crumby and lonely, like an uneaten doughnut.

decisions · 25-04-2012 4:33pm

Eathrin · 25-04-2012 6:00pm

Missed my LC Irish oral, fúcking fantastic.

soccymonster · 25-04-2012 7:46pm

wnolan1992 wrote: »

LOL! This EXACT thing happened to me last year, except I fell backwards off a footpath into the middle of the road outside Trinity Rooms. Ah memories!

Ice will be your best friend for the foreseeable future....

Only a sprain thank god.. be graaaand.
Supposedly I was in angel lane last night and this was me every few seconds..

*cry cry* aaahh my ankle.. *cry cry*

10 seconds later..

"yaaaay i loooove this song!!!" *jumps up and down*

repeat x 100.

4 hours in the hospital though waiting

Medicine333 · 25-04-2012 7:53pm

Eathrin wrote: »

Missed my LC Irish oral, fúcking fantastic.

You can get it changed for a later time, can't you?

If not, you can always do it later in May, which gives you even more time to study!:)

Luno · 25-04-2012 8:50pm

My email has been blocked and I can't retrieve it, apparently has been hacked. I have my mothers bills and **** on that ffs. :mad:

Cakes. · 25-04-2012 9:29pm

We're deciding our subjects for 5th year this week and I just don't know what to do.

I've narrowed it down to Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History, Economics and German.

I'm definitely keeping German, so I've to choose three from Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History and Economics.

I'm interested in everything though

Economics is the only one I wouldn't mind not doing but I think keeping a Business would be a good idea and it's the one business subject I find interesting.

I can't even go by my Junior Cert results because I got Bs in everything apart from Art and German which I got As in and Irish where I got a C.

I've looked at the Syllabus for each one and I think they'd all be interesting.

We're getting the forms tomorrow I think so I'll have to wait and see what combinations are possible too.

Decisions!

SarahBeep! · 25-04-2012 9:32pm

I did all three sciences for the LC and I wouldn't change that for anything. It's so great doing more than one coz you get to see how they intertwine.

Meowth · 25-04-2012 9:34pm

Cakesofrice wrote: »

We're deciding our subjects for 5th year this week and I just don't know what to do.

I've narrowed it down to Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History, Economics and German.

I'm definitely keeping German, so I've to choose three from Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History and Economics.

I'm interested in everything though

Economics is the only one I wouldn't mind not doing but I think keeping a Business would be a good idea and it's the one business subject I find interesting.

I can't even go by my Junior Cert results because I got Bs in everything apart from Art and German which I got As in and Irish where I got a C.

I've looked at the Syllabus for each one and I think they'd all be interesting.

We're getting the forms tomorrow I think so I'll have to wait and see what combinations are possible too.

Decisions!

Don't. Do. History....
Only joking, its hard but I'm finally beginning to like it

Its a lot of essay writing and once you get the hang of it, it's fine

there is a lot of time pressure though

I also do economics and that's lovely

Its really interesting and the course is quite small

Don't do any of the rest

If you have any questions just pm me

and that's only my 2 pence worth on those subjects

In other news, my arrrgh is I messed up my german oral today

it was only ok

just like my irish oral

SChique00 · 25-04-2012 9:35pm

Cakesofrice wrote: »

We're deciding our subjects for 5th year this week and I just don't know what to do.

I've narrowed it down to Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History, Economics and German.

I'm definitely keeping German, so I've to choose three from Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History and Economics.

I'm interested in everything though

Economics is the only one I wouldn't mind not doing but I think keeping a Business would be a good idea and it's the one business subject I find interesting.

I can't even go by my Junior Cert results because I got Bs in everything apart from Art and German which I got As in and Irish where I got a C.

I've looked at the Syllabus for each one and I think they'd all be interesting.

We're getting the forms tomorrow I think so I'll have to wait and see what combinations are possible too.

Decisions!

Personally I'd pick Chemistry, History and Geography - gives you the basal knowledge for a wide range of college courses and careers, because you've got a mix of Humanities/Arts and Science. But I've heard that Chemistry is very hard to get your head round if you're not naturally science-y, so I'd only pick it if you really enjoyed JC Science (which you probably did seeing as you're thinking about Physics). Nearly 40 people signed up for the only Chemistry class, but I reckon by Christmas half of them will have dropped out...
Economics is good to have behind you, but it requires a lot of self-discipline and individual learning outside the classroom - you sort of have to have an interest in stocks, global finance, the whole EU thing, that kinda shizz (which I don't :P)

suitcasepink · 25-04-2012 9:38pm

I dunno everyone says how they do economics outside school coz its easy but bar maths and maybe irish I defo find that the hardest.
Like maybe its just my teachers way of teaching and me doing so little.. Its not a total walk in the park tho..

Not like Geography. Just learn the words in geography and the marks will come

Well act the marking scheme is kinda turning into a bitch, watch out for phrasing.. But you dont think of marking schemes when picking a subject.. Well I didnt..

SChique00 · 25-04-2012 9:38pm

Cakesofrice wrote: »

We're deciding our subjects for 5th year this week and I just don't know what to do.

I've narrowed it down to Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History, Economics and German.

I'm definitely keeping German, so I've to choose three from Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History and Economics.

I'm interested in everything though

Economics is the only one I wouldn't mind not doing but I think keeping a Business would be a good idea and it's the one business subject I find interesting.

I can't even go by my Junior Cert results because I got Bs in everything apart from Art and German which I got As in and Irish where I got a C.

I've looked at the Syllabus for each one and I think they'd all be interesting.

We're getting the forms tomorrow I think so I'll have to wait and see what combinations are possible too.

Decisions!

I feel sorry for you - I got my form with the four groups and thankfully each group had a subject I love/am interested in

But now every time I tell people my subjects, it's met with a sharp intake of breath and the same phrase "that's a heavy enough workload", so I'm starting to doubt myself.... :pac:

Cakes. · 25-04-2012 9:52pm

SarahBeep! wrote: »

I did all three sciences for the LC and I wouldn't change that for anything. It's so great doing more than one coz you get to see how they intertwine.

I don't think I'd be able to do all three sciences with the way the subjects combine, last year Physics and Chemistry were on the same line so that would rule out one of them.

Historykitten wrote: »

Don't. Do. History....
Only joking, its hard but I'm finally beginning to like it Its a lot of essay writing and once you get the hang of it, it's fine there is a lot of time pressure though
I also do economics and that's lovely Its really interesting and the course is quite small
Don't do any of the rest If you have any questions just pm me and that's only my 2 pence worth on those subjects

In other news, my arrrgh is I messed up my german oral today it was only ok just like my irish oral

I was told it's hard but my teachers seem to think I'll be well able for it and I find it really interesting too, but I also find everything else interesting!

I do think economics would be interesting but it's be the one I'd be least interested in out of what I have narrowed it down to.

SChique00 wrote: »

Personally I'd pick Chemistry, History and Geography - gives you the basal knowledge for a wide range of college courses and careers, because you've got a mix of Humanities/Arts and Science. But I've heard that Chemistry is very hard to get your head round if you're not naturally science-y, so I'd only pick it if you really enjoyed JC Science (which you probably did seeing as you're thinking about Physics). Nearly 40 people signed up for the only Chemistry class, but I reckon by Christmas half of them will have dropped out...
Economics is good to have behind you, but it requires a lot of self-discipline and individual learning outside the classroom - you sort of have to have an interest in stocks, global finance, the whole EU thing, that kinda shizz (which I don't :P)

I'm doing Applied Maths next year outside of school and I was told that it would go well with Physics. So that's making me lean towards Physics.

deise_girl wrote: »

I dunno everyone says how they do economics outside school coz its easy but bar maths and maybe irish I defo find that the hardest.
Like maybe its just my teachers way of teaching and me doing so little.. Its not a total walk in the park tho..

Not like Geography. Just learn the words in geography and the marks will come Well act the marking scheme is kinda turning into a bitch, watch out for phrasing.. But you dont think of marking schemes when picking a subject.. Well I didnt..

I found Geography easy enough last year and looking at LC books it looks grand.

SChique00 wrote: »

I feel sorry for you - I got my form with the four groups and thankfully each group had a subject I love/am interested in
But now every time I tell people my subjects, it's met with a sharp intake of breath and the same phrase "that's a heavy enough workload", so I'm starting to doubt myself.... :pac:

I'm hoping my choice is made for me by the way the lines end up.

What subjects are you doing?

SChique00 · 25-04-2012 10:13pm

Cakesofrice wrote: »

I was told it's hard but my teachers seem to think I'll be well able for it and I find it really interesting too, but I also find everything else interesting!

I'm doing Applied Maths next year outside of school and I was told that it would go well with Physics. So that's making me lean towards Physics

I'm hoping my choice is made for me by the way the lines end up.

What subjects are you doing?

I find Maths difficult and monotonous enough during school time - I couldn't do more after school, and what's more, pay for the privilege :P

That happened me! I was so lucky, but reckon I'll end up with seven subjects (hopefully 6 HL) by Christmas of 5th year

Business, Accounting, History and Biology :cool:

soccymonster · 25-04-2012 10:14pm

Chemistry FTW!!!

<333333333333333333333333333

Best subject EVAR.

Lawliet · 25-04-2012 10:18pm

SChique00 wrote: »

But I've heard that Chemistry is very hard to get your head round if you're not naturally science-y, so I'd only pick it if you really enjoyed JC Science (which you probably did seeing as you're thinking about Physics). Nearly 40 people signed up for the only Chemistry class, but I reckon by Christmas half of them will have dropped out...

I don't think chemistry is as hard as people make it out to be, even though I'm studying chemistry in college I wouldn't consider myself naturally gifted at it at all! I only did well in leaving cert because I worked at the core concepts, and once I had that down everything else slots into place nicely. I think people struggle because secondary school teaches you to learn rather than to understand, and chemistry is just one of those subjects that's difficult to learn when you don't have a clue what's going on.

Banjo Fella · 25-04-2012 10:40pm

I feel incredibly crummy tonight. I feel so crummy that if you were to reconstitute all the crumbs involved you'd probably be left with a sizeable, inedible sandwich. Maybe it'd be foot-long, but with really horrible filling combinations like sardine, ketchup, unripe banana, and asparagus. I don't even know why I feel this way, so there's very little I can do other than sprawl lethargically while loathing myself... and now I feel slightly hungry after contemplating composite sammiches. Maybe I should just sleep until my feelings decide to stop misbehaving.

Tradceol · 25-04-2012 10:54pm

Hey I'm doing physics, chemistry and applied maths. I love chemistry, it's really different to what you learn for the junior cert though. To be fair I absolutely hated it in september but unlike half of my class I stuck at it and it's now easily one of my favorite subjects. Once you understand the main concepts it's quite easy tbh. I started applied maths about 4 weeks ago I really like it, much better than any of that project maths nonsense

Applied maths definitely links with physics, it kind of helps if you have basics physics for applied maths and a.maths makes the calculations in physics seem easy:D Sorry I can't quote in this because I'm on my IPod. On an aaarrrrgghh note just did an hour and a half of piano my arms are now in bits as is my back and I'd say I improved by 0.000000000001%

Slow Show · 25-04-2012 11:12pm

Cakes....

CHEMISTRY.

I still don't get why it's labelled as being so hard tbh. Everything just slots together in a nice, neat jigsaw puzzle.

wnolan1992 · 25-04-2012 11:26pm

Slow Show wrote: »

CHEMISTRY.

I still don't get why it's labelled as being so hard tbh.

Maybe it's 'cos it's FOOKING IMPOSSIBLE!!!!

From the subjects you posted Cakes, I'd go with History(if you're genuinely interested), Physics(since you're doing Applied Maths) and Economics (because Geography is ghey :pac:)

soccymonster · 25-04-2012 11:45pm

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Maybe it's 'cos it's FOOKING IMPOSSIBLE!!!!

From the subjects you posted Cakes, I'd go with History(if you're genuinely interested), Physics(since you're doing Applied Maths) and Economics (because Geography is ghey :pac:)

ah its not impossible.. IT'S UNRAAAAIL.

Everyone should do chemistry.

Lawliet · 26-04-2012 10:31am

How can I have spent weeks studying and yet still feel completely unprepared for these exams?

Aoifey! · 26-04-2012 11:39am

Shit.

Aisling(",) · 26-04-2012 3:38pm

Don't do chemistry!!!!
I had weekly grinds and revision courses every holidays and still failed it.
I did geography in a year and got a b1 in higher level.
Soooo much easier and nicer.

VampiricPadraig · 26-04-2012 3:44pm

My "aaaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhh" for today is:

I f'in hate people (ie. My parents) banging doors all the f'in time. Yes it might be a bit windy but that is not a valid excuse for banging doors all the time.

Shouting is also not necessary tyvm.

And for all that, I get a bad headache....

*breathes* Stay positive Vamp...Stay positive

IHeartChemistry · 26-04-2012 3:54pm

I did Biology, Chemistry,Geography and Business. Chemistry, even though I loved it, killed me :pac: It's one of these subjects your either good at or your not. There seems to be no middle ground with it :P

I loved Geography! Lovely paper and really nice subject

Aaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrggggggggggghhhhhhhhh.... why arent I studying?

SarahBeep! · 26-04-2012 4:00pm

I managed to do honours chemistry in a year as well as 8 other subjects, if you push yourself you can do it easily in 2.

Pigwidgeon · 26-04-2012 4:47pm

So apparently projectile vomiting is a real thing.

My friends are all calling over in like 2 hours to go out for my birthday. Hopefully that was a one off!

jefreywithonef · 26-04-2012 5:48pm

Somehow emerged from the exam hall with a sunburnt neck. It wasn't sunny and I'm pretty sure there's no windows in there.

Aoifey! · 26-04-2012 6:16pm

I really can't do this anymore. There's always something I'm meant to be doing, always someone needing me to do something or something I'm expected to do. I want to help everyone but this is killing me. I just need a break. I just want to have nothing to do. I can't do this.

IHeartChemistry · 26-04-2012 6:22pm

Aoifey! wrote: »

I really can't do this anymore. There's always something I'm meant to be doing, always someone needing me to do something or something I'm expected to do. I want to help everyone but this is killing me. I just need a break. I just want to have nothing to do. I can't do this.

You ok? You need to chat, you know where to find me

X

Aoifey! · 26-04-2012 6:29pm

IHeartChemistry wrote: »

You ok? You need to chat, you know where to find me X

Thanks

just everything getting a bit much, ya know? Hopefully once college is over things'll get a bit easier

HandsomeDivil · 26-04-2012 6:51pm

HandsomeDivil wrote: »

Detention on Saturday morning. Great. Just fcuking great.

This. Again. Grrr :mad:

SarahBeep! · 26-04-2012 7:04pm

HandsomeDivil wrote: »

This. Again. Grrr :mad:

What did you do?? :P

cloud493 · 26-04-2012 7:06pm

You get detentions on saturday?

wnolan1992 · 26-04-2012 7:07pm

HandsomeDivil wrote: »

This. Again. Grrr :mad:

Tut tut. You only have yourself to blame!!

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Aoifey! · 26-04-2012 7:10pm

HandsomeDivil wrote: »

This. Again. Grrr :mad:

Kids these days, always in trouble

HandsomeDivil · 26-04-2012 7:11pm

Well I'm glad my detention is such a source of glee to you all!

Yeah detention on Saturday morning from 9-11, we can't even do homework or study, most people just go to sleep. And as for what I did, it's for continuous lateness to school. Yeah I know...

Oh and wnolan, shut up.

Edit: You too Aoifey!.

Lawliet · 26-04-2012 7:36pm

HandsomeDivil wrote: »

Yeah detention on Saturday morning from 9-11, we can't even do homework or study, most people just go to sleep.

Insect Overlord · 26-04-2012 7:52pm

That film should be mandatory for teenagers. It is made of awesome and win.

suitcasepink · 26-04-2012 9:33pm

*Points proudly at signature*

wnolan1992 · 26-04-2012 9:36pm

Bah! Following the Smedias on Twitter... *grumble grumble*.... should be there........*grumble grumble*......stupid judges.........*grumble grumble*........make society pay.............

aaaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhhhhhhh

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