My OperaExam blues.....
Monday, January 15, 2007 7:57:47 AM
Two down, Three to go. Chemistry and Computers over. Only Maths, Electronics and Environmental Studies (EVS) to go, of which EVS is a 100 marks paper of which we only need passing marks as it is not counted for the final percentage. Moreover, it's a Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) paper and hence, the trusted "Eenie meeni mini moe" method can be used.
Tomorrow is Maths, which I'm pretty good at. In fact I've finished studying 70 % of it and just 50% more to go.
I couldn't be more distracted. I've already watched 3 more films to celebrate the end of the computer exam - "Citizen Kane" : I found it really boring and still can't understand why critics call it the greatest movie ever. "V for Vendetta" : Stylish with good cinematography. A look into the depressing future. "Thank You for smoking" : funny satire about a tobacco company executive who backs up smokers.
But it is during the exams that my mind wanders. Especially if there is any outside noise. What's worse than writing a computer exam for which you haven't studied? The answer is to write a computer exam for which you haven't studied, while Himesh Reshamiyya's music is being played loudly. Just outside the window, a group of seniors were listening to Himesh's music. That dreaded "Aap Ki Suroooooooooooooooooooor" song which got stuck in my god-forsaken brain.
I hear footsteps in the foreground. I guess, my mom is coming. Time to open MS Word and pretend I'm studying.
Tomorrow is Maths, which I'm pretty good at. In fact I've finished studying 70 % of it and just 50% more to go.
I couldn't be more distracted. I've already watched 3 more films to celebrate the end of the computer exam - "Citizen Kane" : I found it really boring and still can't understand why critics call it the greatest movie ever. "V for Vendetta" : Stylish with good cinematography. A look into the depressing future. "Thank You for smoking" : funny satire about a tobacco company executive who backs up smokers.
But it is during the exams that my mind wanders. Especially if there is any outside noise. What's worse than writing a computer exam for which you haven't studied? The answer is to write a computer exam for which you haven't studied, while Himesh Reshamiyya's music is being played loudly. Just outside the window, a group of seniors were listening to Himesh's music. That dreaded "Aap Ki Suroooooooooooooooooooor" song which got stuck in my god-forsaken brain.
I hear footsteps in the foreground. I guess, my mom is coming. Time to open MS Word and pretend I'm studying.
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aVavheretic # Sunday, January 21, 2007 5:27:21 PM
Somebody kill me, stab me, draw me, quarter me, hang me but don't make me listen to that Himesh anymore.
King NutinKingnutin # Monday, January 22, 2007 6:02:05 AM
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