Comments on: Sigh. http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/ A story of five students lives during leaving cert year Wed, 19 Nov 2008 04:09:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Kevin http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-16 Kevin Sun, 24 Feb 2008 16:45:38 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-16 Similar to our school. They crammed all the subjects into one week. I have a few more days left this week. And irish paper 1 in the morning. woo! Similar to our school. They crammed all the subjects into one week. I have a few more days left this week.

And irish paper 1 in the morning. woo!

]]> By: Chris http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-14 Chris Sun, 24 Feb 2008 16:40:54 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-14 We only had English this week, my other 6 subjects are crammed into the next 4 and a 1/2 days. I liked English Paper 1 (DEB), I had an essay already done which receive high marks and I just added the necessary line into it. This one being "the air was electric", aka the climax scene. I agree with Amy when she says they are only the pres, but somehow I still find myself stressing over them. Didn't like English Paper 2. ___ Don't even mention Irish, please. :( We only had English this week, my other 6 subjects are crammed into the next 4 and a 1/2 days.

I liked English Paper 1 (DEB), I had an essay already done which receive high marks and I just added the necessary line into it. This one being “the air was electric”, aka the climax scene. I agree with Amy when she says they are only the pres, but somehow I still find myself stressing over them.

Didn’t like English Paper 2.

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Don’t even mention Irish, please. :(

]]> By: Hatrickpatrick http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-12 Hatrickpatrick Fri, 22 Feb 2008 19:58:15 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-12 Heh, you serious? Looking forward to my Irish results so... Seriously though, what the hell...? Paper II, ordinary level Irish: We spend half the year reading impossible stories, poems, and drama, which is fairly funny when you translate it but still a ***** to try and write about in Irish, hours of memorization, lectures in class about not studying enough, panic on the brink of the exam... ...And it's all worth about 16%? TWO AND A HALF HOURS, for 16%? There's something really, REALLY messed up about that... Heh, you serious? Looking forward to my Irish results so…
Seriously though, what the hell…? Paper II, ordinary level Irish: We spend half the year reading impossible stories, poems, and drama, which is fairly funny when you translate it but still a ***** to try and write about in Irish, hours of memorization, lectures in class about not studying enough, panic on the brink of the exam…

…And it’s all worth about 16%? TWO AND A HALF HOURS, for 16%?
There’s something really, REALLY messed up about that…

]]> By: Amy http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-11 Amy Thu, 21 Feb 2008 20:56:26 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-11 But doomed in the most amazing way possible. It feels fucking brilliant to fail. But doomed in the most amazing way possible.
It feels fucking brilliant to fail.

]]> By: Ral http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-10 Ral Thu, 21 Feb 2008 19:33:29 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-10 We're all doomed! We’re all doomed!

]]> By: Colin http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-8 Colin Wed, 20 Feb 2008 09:49:12 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-8 Never works, I did 5th year... twice. Never did a thing then... not doing a thing now. Laziness = no study, no study = fun. Never works, I did 5th year… twice. Never did a thing then… not doing a thing now. Laziness = no study, no study = fun.

]]> By: Kevin http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-6 Kevin Tue, 19 Feb 2008 22:37:12 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-6 And you will probably continue to do so ;) And you will probably continue to do so ;)

]]> By: eamonn http://leaving-cert.net/sigh/#comment-5 eamonn Tue, 19 Feb 2008 22:35:08 +0000 http://leaving-cert.net/?p=14#comment-5 I'm in fifth year, so I can still say "Ara, it's only fifth year; I'll start really working next year." Yep. Been using these tactics since I was twelve. I’m in fifth year, so I can still say “Ara, it’s only fifth year; I’ll start really working next year.” Yep. Been using these tactics since I was twelve.

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