pass: strip all my clothes off, run outside, and do laps around the house naked while screaming like a banshee. then calmly put my clothes back on and get hammered to celebrate.
fail: scream "WHAT THE F*CK, THERE'S NO WAY I FAILED THIS STUPID HORSE SH*T TEST," crumple up the letter, kick the dog, then get hammered and ***** about how i have to start studying again.
Slight modification to the above:pass: strip all my clothes off, run outside, and do laps around the house naked while screaming like a banshee. then calmly put my clothes back on and get hammered to celebrate.
fail: scream "WHAT THE F*CK, THERE'S NO WAY I FAILED THIS STUPID HORSE SH*T TEST," crumple up the letter, kick the dog, then get hammered and ***** about how i have to start studying again.
BEST-FAIL-EVAR! :th_rockon:fail: scream "WHAT THE F*CK, THERE'S NO WAY I FAILED THIS STUPID HORSE SH*T TEST! IT IS ALL JUDGED BY A BUNCH OF IDIOTS WHO CAN'T GET A REAL JOB DOING ACTUAL ENGINEERING ANYWAY, SO THEY SIT AROUND AND PASS JUDGEMENT ON WHAT THE REST OF US "SHOULD" KNOW. SCREW THOSE LAZY AZZHATS, THEY DON'T KNOW ME!! I'M 17!! I'M A MAN!!!!", crumple up the letter, kick @ the cat, miss, kick the table leg or couch instead, scream like a school girl, writhing in pain. Then, get hammered, spend the night bitching about what insecure dolts the graders of the exam are and about how I have to start studying again because "THE MAN" doesn't think I'm smart enough, and about how the exam is horse sh*t and doesn't test my real judgement capabilities, what are the chances I'll ever need to know half the sh*t on that stupid F'N exam anyway? Then, to cap the night off, strip down, run outside and do laps around the house naked while sobbing uncontrollably like an infant. Then pass out in my neighbor's shubbery.
But you wouldn't have been the first if you said "I knew that I passed it, but I didn't". I think this is one of the hardest tests to gauge because you can understand a problem, solve it to an answer listed, and still get it wrong because you made a silly oversight.yeah... when I took the test I knew that I passed it, and I did... the three month wait was still a pain in the a$$
Slight modification to the aboveass: strip down, run outside and do laps around the house naked while screaming like a banshee. Then clamly put my clothes back on and get hammered to celebrate.
fail: scream "WHAT THE F*CK, THERE'S NO WAY I FAILED THIS STUPID HORSE SH*T TEST! IT IS ALL JUDGED BY A BUNCH OF IDIOTS WHO CAN'T GET A REAL JOB DOING ACTUAL ENGINEERING ANYWAY, SO THEY SIT AROUND AND PASS JUDGEMENT ON WHAT THE REST OF US "SHOULD" KNOW. SCREW THOSE LAZY AZZHATS, THEY DON'T KNOW ME!! I'M 17!! I'M A MAN!!!!", crumple up the letter, kick @ the cat, miss, kick the table leg or couch instead, scream like a school girl, writhing in pain. Then, get hammered, spend the night bitching about what insecure dolts the graders of the exam are and about how I have to start studying again because "THE MAN" doesn't think I'm smart enough, and about how the exam is horse sh*t and doesn't test my real judgement capabilities, what are the chances I'll ever need to know half the sh*t on that stupid F'N exam anyway? Then, to cap the night off, strip down, run outside and do laps around the house naked while sobbing uncontrollably like an infant. Then pass out in my neighbor's shubbery.
This is true... and historically, when I feel that I have totally nailed a test is when I actually do the worst... I have always thought this is odd, but its true... another indicator (for me) is that when I do well on an exam, I am usually the first one to leave... I was not paying enough attention to the other testers to know if anyone left before me, but I did finish, check all my answers and leave early for both sections. I had already finished my first scotch at the nearest bar before anyone else from the test showed up... and you instantly know those people when you see them: "you look like you've just sat in that same room I did for the last 8 hours"But you wouldn't have been the first if you said "I knew that I passed it, but I didn't". I think this is one of the hardest tests to gauge because you can understand a problem, solve it to an answer listed, and still get it wrong because you made a silly oversight.
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