Nothing like coming home to the smell of burnt circuits. My computer will be out of commission for awhile. Mew.
The reimagining continues.
I just finished I Met Myself Today (0.2981) less than five minutes ago. The bad news is, I’m tired as hell, so I’m going to wait until tomorrow to do an edit on it. Thus, while not the weekend release I hoped for on the forum, it will still be put online within 24 hours or so.
This one is 23 pages long, just so you know.
And now in a special PDF-edition that looks much better than web formatting: Counting to Zero (0.3745) .
I fixed a few typos in it as well.
$ gcc graemes_post.c
graemes_post.c:2: error: expected `)'
Fiction Writing grade posted: A (that was a given)
Medieval Europe grade posted: A (*cackle*
I may have struggled, I may have worried, but I beat you, semester from hell. I kicked your fucking ass. I laughed at your pain.
Yeah, so for the first time ever I have a B (almost certainly) in a German course as opposed to an A. But I’m pretty damn sure you have to be fluent in the language to get an A in one of Frau Smith’s 3000-4000 level German courses. I was in there with [i]native speakers[/i].
This 3.75 insures my graduation cum laude. That’s all that matters.
The semester from hell is over. Long live the semester from hell! No more ridiculously difficult German tests!
I just found out I made a [b]98[/b] on my final in Dr. Voogt’s World Since 1945, a cast-iron bitch of a class. This catapulted me into an A from a high B. I’m stunned. I love the mad Dutchman, but he’s the hardest grader in the department, perhaps besides Dr. Scott. To give you an example, here are the grades I have for that class:
Final Grade: A-
Test 1: 82
Gaddis test: 79
Test 2: 90
Gaddis review: 86
Final (Test 3): 98
This makes the second time I’ve gotten an A in one of his classes. I could cry.
Can you spot the three homages?
