Leaving Cert. '11/'12 Off-Topic

Coeurdepirate

I still haven't started studying/homework. I'm actually such a failure at life.

Happy Birthday Siobhán!

Joey.

Coeurdepirate wrote: »

I still haven't started studying/homework. I'm actually such a failure at life.

Happy Birthday Siobhán!

I came home early today to start my homework, and yet here I am :P

Are anyone else's parents trying to get ye to give up sports/hobbies in case of injury? I went for a hack on my horse the other day and we fell on the road so now dad's paranoid that I'll have a broken arm in June

AnnaKin

Happy Birthday Siobhán!! XD have a good one and make it count

Coeurdepirate

Joey. wrote: »

I came home early today to start my homework, and yet here I am :P

Are anyone else's parents trying to get ye to give up sports/hobbies in case of injury? I went for a hack on my horse the other day and we fell on the road so now dad's paranoid that I'll have a broken arm in June

Have you not done anything yet either? I'm actually so happy

shefellover93

Still waiting for my laptop Was sent from Dublin yesterday afternoon, surely will be here soon, right?

Joey.

Coeurdepirate wrote: »

Have you not done anything yet either? I'm actually so happy

Not a bit and that's not changing anytime soon! There's actually a lot to do...I'm such a waster :pac:

Coeurdepirate

Joey. wrote: »

Not a bit and that's not changing anytime soon! There's actually a lot to do...I'm such a waster :pac:

I have 3 English essays and 8 Chemistry chapters and 4 Business chapters and all of the Irish pros and a lot of French oral. I'm just gonna do the English and chem I think, not even gonna bother trying to get the rest done!

Eathrin

Siobhnk wrote: »

Thanks guys I have visions of myself all alone in a room surrounded by Hawaiian shít :L

Now I have visions of me jumping naked out of your cake and there's nobody there:p

Happy Birthday!

Joey.

Coeurdepirate wrote: »

I have 3 English essays and 8 Chemistry chapters and 4 Business chapters and all of the Irish pros and a lot of French oral. I'm just gonna do the English and chem I think, not even gonna bother trying to get the rest done!

Much the same then English essays are really bogging me down lately, I'll probably do only 1 of the 3 I'd make a start but my arm is getting fair sore now from the fall

Lord Ned Stark

Had the paper one mock of english and irish today was grand cant wait for the rest of them now in a month .......let the study commence:P

coffeelover

Lord Ned Stark wrote: »

Had the paper one mock of english and irish today was grand cant wait for the rest of them now in a month .......let the study commence:P

Why did you have them sooo early?

Does anyone have any tips on how to study the comparative study for english? I have a test on it when i go back and I'm so gonna fail :rolleyes:

Oh and Happy Birthday Siobhán

ConTheCat

Just did a maths paper....paper 1 that is .. the majority of it

Lord Ned Stark

coffeelover wrote: »

Why did you have them sooo early?

Does anyone have any tips on how to study the comparative study for english? I have a test on it when i go back and I'm so gonna fail :rolleyes:

Oh and Happy Birthday Siobhán

they seperated those two to ease the workload and stress

PictureFrame

Have soooo much Geography to do for my mocks when I go back to School!

Coeurdepirate

I still haven't started!!
I might watch Harry Potter

Canard

Guysssssss need some serious help for this maths question. Nothing in the book on it or anything and we never did it

its easy enough circle geometry then it says "find the area of the square in which the circle can be inscribed". how do you do that?

p.s happy birthday siobhan

randylonghorn

Patchy~ wrote: »

Guysssssss need some serious help for this maths question. Nothing in the book on it or anything and we never did it

its easy enough circle geometry then it says "find the area of the square in which the circle can be inscribed". how do you do that?

Draw it roughly and it will click.

If it's the smallest square that will contain the circle, what measurement of the circle will equal the length of the side of the square?

AnnaKin

Coeurdepirate wrote: »

I still haven't started!!
I might watch Harry Potter

ARE YOU ME??!!!:eek: :pac:

ugh i may block facebook, not because I'm addicted to procrastinating etc but because i have all these people annoying the crap outta me with "Oh I just did FOUR hours of study" and "12 chapters of biology down lets hope this pays off!!"

Am I over-reacting? ugh.

EmptyWithMe

My laptop just packed up..
Someone hold me while I cry.

Canard

randylonghorn wrote: »

Draw it roughly and it will click.

If it's the smallest square that will contain the circle, what measurement of the circle will equal the length of the side of the square?

That was the first thing that came to mind - the diameter being the sides and squaring it to get the area. but when i looked it up i saw something about the diagonal being x and the area being xrt or something :pac:

ah well, occam's razor and all that :P thank you!

Superbus

Everyone here should go see 'The Artist' during the weekend. Absolutely fantastic movie, deserves every accolade it will inevitably get.

13spanner

Up until now, I've been saying '' No worries, I'll start doing proper study after Christmas''. Now it's after Christmas... Which would mean... further procrastination until I fail several mocks and start cramming from then 'til June Woo hoo!

AlmightyDublin

Superbus wrote: »

Everyone here should go see 'The Artist' during the weekend. Absolutely fantastic movie, deserves every accolade it will inevitably get.

Isn't that the like black and white film or something?

Superbus

AlmightyDublin wrote: »

Isn't that the like black and white film or something?

Yes, it is like a black and white film. In that, it is black and white. And silent.

Don't let that put you off though!

AlmightyDublin

Superbus wrote: »

Yes, it is like a black and white film. In that, it is black and white. And silent.

Don't let that put you off though!

Oh, any good?

Bubbleope

AlmightyDublin wrote: »

Oh, any good?

weren't we just told to watch it!?
:pac:
I think i might. sorta interested in it now.
hopefully it ACTUALLY is good. O:

AlmightyDublin

Bubbleope wrote: »

weren't we just told to watch it!?
:pac:
I think i might. sorta interested in it now.
hopefully it ACTUALLY is good. O:

I dunno, I've heard silent movies are boring. But then again never seen one anyways :pac:

ConTheCat

Movie marathon for the evening was great

Bears and Vodka

[Quote=AlmightyDublin;76366523
I dunno, I've heard silent movies are boring. But then again never seen one anyways :pac:[/Quote]

*gaasp*

Go watch one of charlie chaplins movies, then come back and realise what you said was stupid :P
Silent movies are every bit as good and in fact better than a lot of modern films.

EmptyWithMe

Gonna do a maths paper and some biology/home ec today I think. No laptop = no youtube to stop me.