(Jun. 21, 2010 9:05 PM)SonicManEXE Wrote: [ -> ]You still have school? I got out, like, 2 and a half weeks ago.
In Canada school ends towards the end of June, but starts in early September.
Just had my last full day of high school. So sad!
got my last exam tomorrow then holidays
Math is my last exam, and I still haven't studied a lot. ADHSFJ:HGBSFJSGVfkbg
What math are you in?
I'm going into Pre-Cal, for sophmore year.
In Usa we get out usually around May 20.
But I like Canada's schedule better. Even though you get out later going back in september sounds awesome
Also Kei that has to be sad I cried on my last day of middle school lol
I took the mixed Grade 11 course, because I fear the math. I probably could've taken University level, but meh.
The American/Canadian education system is really flexible compared to europe/UK. We just have set classes, and then when we do get to choose it's pretty strict. There's no taking higher grade classes or anything unless you are
really clever. Unless you're all really clever on here?
Bought an Enter Shikari ticket the other day for an August gig in Preston. Ah, I'm so stoked!
Third time seeing them. I also plan on seeing them this December. They really are a must see, even if you don't enjoy their music.
Yeah, I bombed that exam. Welps.
Whoa earthquake anyone feel it? First time so I'm kinda petrified.
I don't live too close to Toronto, but my Mother who works downtown just phoned me and asked if I had felt anything!
Apparently it was a 5.5 magnitude.
Sorry guys, was working in the kitchen, slipped on a towel. My bad.
Valentin, you alive over there?
...That came up from downtown? Wow.
I live in markham but in french class (Boring may I add.)
The ground started shaking (very lightly) and everybody rushed to their phone to check up news on the internet xD
We all knew that it was an earthquake though.
What the hell, now a tornado touched down in Midland? What a day.
Earthquakes are fun, although admittedly the first one over 4.0 you ever get is kind of scary.
[/Calloused opinion of someone living in SoCal]
OMG EARTHQUAKE. I felt it in Hamilton, Ontario
haha one of my exams i got 42 out of 58 with no study what so ever,i was litraly looked at it for 10mins while i was watching wrestling waiting for the soccer the night before.
also i dont understand the point in studying all it realy proves is you can memorize things compared to actully know and understanding stuff
i fealt and holy its scared the living sh*t out of me but... i kinda was happy since here in woodbridge we never get jack and i was in on my to home and then the rumbling stared man i just hope kai-v and valintine are ok i heard alot of the magnitude went towards there....
(Jun. 24, 2010 3:54 AM)bskulldragon100 Wrote: [ -> ]i fealt and holy its scared the living sh*t out of me but... i kinda was happy since here in woodbridge we never get jack and i was in on my to home and then the rumbling stared man i just hope kai-v and valintine are ok i heard alot of the magnitude went towards there....
I was working then and I sensed absolutely nothing. As far as I remember, Valentin browsed the site today as well, so he should be fine too.
I'm a little north of Markham and I felt nothing but my mom who works on the 4th floor of a building in the same town said her computer was shaking and her bottle of water almost spilled.
k thank god were all safe lol
tbh you're over-reacting.
It was a 5.6 at the epicenter.
I was sleeping when it hit. Honestly, I just thought my bed had developed a vibrate function for a minute.
(Jun. 24, 2010 4:50 AM)Mc Frown Wrote: [ -> ]tbh you're over-reacting.
It was a 5.6 at the epicenter.
Qft. That's nothing to be afraid of. That's barely an earthquake. Unless I've just been living up here in AK to long.
(Jun. 24, 2010 4:50 AM)Mc Frown Wrote: [ -> ]tbh you're over-reacting.
It was a 5.6 at the epicenter.
I've never experienced a earthquake so my natural instincts to fear kicked in XD