Had a shower but 30 minutes ago. In the morning. Morning showers suck. >_>

There's pros and cons to both. Morning showers wake me up and refresh me, leaving me ready for the day. Which is an obvious good thing, however, you have to get up earlier to take them to provide time for your other morning activities. With night showers, after taking the shower if you go straight and lie down, it feels amazing and you fall asleep much quicker and sleep much sounder. As with morning showers, there is the time issue, meaning that you cut your night a bit short. ;)

I shower at night and in morning.

 

Generally body at night, hair in morning.

There's pros and cons to both. Morning showers wake me up and refresh me, leaving me ready for the day. Which is an obvious good thing, however, you have to get up earlier to take them to provide time for your other morning activities. With night showers, after taking the shower if you go straight and lie down, it feels amazing and you fall asleep much quicker and sleep much sounder. As with morning showers, there is the time issue, meaning that you cut your night a bit short. ;)

 

I can't take showers before bed anymore. They always get me pumped up.

There's pros and cons to both. Morning showers wake me up and refresh me, leaving me ready for the day. Which is an obvious good thing, however, you have to get up earlier to take them to provide time for your other morning activities. With night showers, after taking the shower if you go straight and lie down, it feels amazing and you fall asleep much quicker and sleep much sounder. As with morning showers, there is the time issue, meaning that you cut your night a bit short. ;)

 

I can't take showers before bed anymore. They always get me pumped up.

Well they wake you up a bit, yeah, but the feeling when you lie down kind of counteracts it. That's how it is with me, at least.

So, I have a 105 in Spanish II Honors and an 88 in English II Honors.

[hide= My face] [/hide]

 

Brb, moving to Barcelona.

Hint: Spanish class is a joke.

So true, its piss easy.

2 weeks until I finally get a phone with a [bleep]ing keyboard, I can't wait.

Hint: Spanish class is a joke.

I hereby name you champion, [bleep]ing champion, of under 10 word answers.

For today at least.

 

Lol rules.

 

Lol.

 

JerkJerkJerkJerkJerk

 

Dear Istolethefail,

 

Owned

 

Sincerely,

ElkNight

Edited October 5, 201015 yr by ElkNight

I can't take showers before bed anymore. They always get me pumped up.

Same here. But I still do anyway since I know I'm not going to wake up earlier for them.

 

@post above me:

Harsh.

 

EDIT:

@2 posts above me:

 

Dayum.

Today my philosophy teacher (why am I taking this class...) wouldn't shut up about how nothing is defined and that we know nothing (plato's cave, kant's problem of induction, ect.). After two hours of discussing with him and only getting answers like "define truth, then!" or "okay so then according to you what is reality?", I raised my hand and told him how I now knew why they had Socrates killed. He laughed a nervous chuckle and I swore under my breath because that pissed me off even more but then class was cut short :thumbsup:

Today my philosophy teacher (why am I taking this class...) wouldn't shut up about how nothing is defined and that we know nothing (plato's cave, kant's problem of induction, ect.). After two hours of discussing with him and only getting answers like "define truth, then!" or "okay so then according to you what is reality?", I raised my hand and told him how I now knew why they had Socrates killed. He laughed a nervous chuckle and I swore under my breath because that pissed me off even more but then class was cut short :thumbsup:

I lol'd. I like philosophy, but I definitely agree that it can get annoying. Being obscure for the sake of obscurity isn't intelligent at all.

 

I thought I might take a class on it, but I'm not sure. Has anyone ever found it to be worthwhile?

Today my philosophy teacher (why am I taking this class...) wouldn't shut up about how nothing is defined and that we know nothing (plato's cave, kant's problem of induction, ect.). After two hours of discussing with him and only getting answers like "define truth, then!" or "okay so then according to you what is reality?", I raised my hand and told him how I now knew why they had Socrates killed. He laughed a nervous chuckle and I swore under my breath because that pissed me off even more but then class was cut short :thumbsup:

I lol'd. I like philosophy, but I definitely agree that it can get annoying. Being obscure for the sake of obscurity isn't intelligent at all.

 

I thought I might take a class on it, but I'm not sure. Has anyone ever found it to be worthwhile?

Define worthwhile.

A whole class revolving around philosophy is just ridiculous. "I'm here to teach you what you can't know!" :ugeek:

Today my philosophy teacher (why am I taking this class...) wouldn't shut up about how nothing is defined and that we know nothing (plato's cave, kant's problem of induction, ect.). After two hours of discussing with him and only getting answers like "define truth, then!" or "okay so then according to you what is reality?", I raised my hand and told him how I now knew why they had Socrates killed. He laughed a nervous chuckle and I swore under my breath because that pissed me off even more but then class was cut short :thumbsup:

Aha, my old flat mate was doing a philosophy course to get some extra credits last year. The tutor was trying to make some point about how we never truly arrive anywhere, we just keep getting that little bit closer but never really reach the place where we intend to go, which was met with a lecture theatre full of people scratching their heads. Complete mind-[bleep].

Ugh. I lost my math and french text books in class today. I hope they're still there, I really don't want to have to pay to replace them...

Classes as usual, including Calculus, then home. Another boring day bites the dust.

We had a school lockdown :ohnoes:

 

turns out it was a drill :lol:

Has anyone ever actually had a real lockdown before? the answer to this is probably yes

Has anyone ever actually had a real lockdown before? the answer to this is probably yes

There was a bomb scare at my school when I was like 11. That's different though because we had to go outside, not stay in the classroom.

Today my philosophy teacher (why am I taking this class...) wouldn't shut up about how nothing is defined and that we know nothing (plato's cave, kant's problem of induction, ect.). After two hours of discussing with him and only getting answers like "define truth, then!" or "okay so then according to you what is reality?", I raised my hand and told him how I now knew why they had Socrates killed. He laughed a nervous chuckle and I swore under my breath because that pissed me off even more but then class was cut short :thumbsup:

Aha, my old flat mate was doing a philosophy course to get some extra credits last year. The tutor was trying to make some point about how we never truly arrive anywhere, we just keep getting that little bit closer but never really reach the place where we intend to go, which was met with a lecture theatre full of people scratching their heads. Complete mind-[bleep].

I wish we had a philosophy course in our school, or at least something similar. One of my teachers said he was interested in teaching one but the school turned him down because one of the topics would include questioning religion. <_<

Has anyone ever actually had a real lockdown before? the answer to this is probably yes

There was a bomb scare at my school when I was like 11. That's different though because we had to go outside, not stay in the classroom.

 

actually I have, weird eh? In grade 6, a guy with a weapon tried to rob a bank across the street from our school. Our school had to go into lockdown for over half an hour, in the end, we were all safe and brought home a note from the school that described the whole thing to our parents :razz:

I hate chemistry homework. [bleep] percent error.

I dont give a [cabbage].

I hate chemistry homework. [bleep] percent error.

I dont give a [cabbage].

 

Ugh percent error, I hated that too.

 

Worst thing is when theres multiple sets of data to collect, and you have to account for the percent error of ALL the stuff when you calculate your final answer :wall:

I hate chemistry homework. [bleep] percent error.

I dont give a [cabbage].

 

Ugh percent error, I hated that too.

 

Worst thing is when theres multiple sets of data to collect, and you have to account for the percent error of ALL the stuff when you calculate your final answer :wall:

 

 

THAT WAS THE EASIEST PART OF CHEM.

 

 

The only true cluster mind [bleep] in Chemistry is ox/redox. Still not figured that out.