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"Why Studying at night does not work....."

Well the main fact is you are tired and feel you are wasting your life but it needs to be done for next game or you are in trouble so you need to do it but don't to these two factors make it impossible to do so there you go.

And yes I am studying :D

I've got SATs in a fortnight, teachers going on and on about how important they are...really don't care, to be honest. Our sets for next year are decided, and I'm not revising day and night like they make out we should to make the school look good on some tables. Much rather do somehting constructive, like Unreal Tourney..

i havnt got the energy or motivation to revise. my external exams are in June an i'm gettin worried. i wanna revise, but when i sit down and open up a book my mind just wanders and starts saying " what da hell u doing?! u could be playing on Championship manager!"

i try to revise but then i get bore of it so i play on my N64 or PS2

well i had 4 weeks to do a A level maths coursework and did it all in the morning it was due in. it was due at lunchtime. we had loads of prctical things to do like dropping stuff from the top of the science block, but in the end i got it done and got 2 marks out of 15!

Moral: start courseworks the day they are set
(yeah right)

Four A grade essays in five hours. Beat that. ;0)

Lewq is the amster of late night work. 2 months to do a history project, and he does it at 2am the day it's due in, spends the next 6 hours downloading staroffice to print it, prints at 8:20, then runs in to school. Have you had a mark for that yet?

Reaper[DC] wrote:
> Hmm...hint of boredom there? I'm finishing some english
> work..written an essay answer about "juxtaposition of serious
> and flippous sentences" and then it throws the question
> "What is bill feeling at this point" at me. There is no
> mention of Bill throughout the whole story. hmm...

I hate those questions

Hmm...hint of boredom there? I'm finishing some english work..written an essay answer about "juxtaposition of serious and flippous sentences" and then it throws the question "What is bill feeling at this point" at me. There is no mention of Bill throughout the whole story. hmm...

VenomByte wrote:
> Did you mean to say 'done for the next day' rather than 'done for
> the next game'?

Ahhh....the powers of the subconscious over the
> tired mind.

:D well spoted - I am extrememly tired

Did you mean to say 'done for the next day' rather than 'done for the next game'?

Ahhh....the powers of the subconscious over the tired mind.