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I feel so depressed after taking the N2 because I did so well on the first part and flubbed on the second, meaning I will probably pass but not with the high score I was hoping for.
I want to eat pudding until I explode and take the day off of school tomorrow.
I went to a cheap all-you-can-eat to drown out my sorrows and have probably given myself enough indigestion to last for a week, but it's not enough.
But at least I don't have to worry about it anymore. It's outta my hands. Now I can focus on my art without feeling so guilty.
I want to eat pudding until I explode and take the day off of school tomorrow.
I went to a cheap all-you-can-eat to drown out my sorrows and have probably given myself enough indigestion to last for a week, but it's not enough.But at least I don't have to worry about it anymore. It's outta my hands. Now I can focus on my art without feeling so guilty.
I didn't fail the test, I definitely passed. But I wanted to get 80-90%, and now I think I'll be with all the other average scores, or around 70% if I'm good at guessing (50% is the minimum passing grade). Most people just barely pass (well most people fail, but of the people that actually studied for it) and I don't want to be in that group.
Especially if they care about those individual scores when I'm applying for university, saying "I was hungry" sounds like a sad excuse for a poor listening score when I have already gone to Japanese university lectures and followed them just fine. I'm generally a horrible listener in any language when it comes to remembering lists of directions and the like though. But I feel reading comprehension is piss easy when everyone else thinks it's the toughest section so there's that.
Especially if they care about those individual scores when I'm applying for university, saying "I was hungry" sounds like a sad excuse for a poor listening score when I have already gone to Japanese university lectures and followed them just fine. I'm generally a horrible listener in any language when it comes to remembering lists of directions and the like though. But I feel reading comprehension is piss easy when everyone else thinks it's the toughest section so there's that.
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@Lulcielid That same trick works on Defender X as well, stopping him from using Haymaker. Have you tried it on other monsters?