Originally posted by SlayI have a 2000 word essay, a 3000 word essay, a 1000 word report, a 1000 word critical analysis, and a 2500 word literature review and pitch for my dissertation next year. I have to do 1000 words tonight because a lot of my stuff is due in next week, and I can't do essays the night before like a lot of the bastards I know.
That's nothing. That's the word count on your essays? I didn't know they have Montessori Universities now. awehuhs
Originally posted by Scribble
I have a 2000 word essay, a 3000 word essay, a 1000 word report, a 1000 word critical analysis, and a 2500 word literature review and pitch for my dissertation next year. I have to do 1000 words tonight because a lot of my stuff is due in next week, and I can't do essays the night before like a lot of the bastards I know.
1000 words is difficult to write when you don't know what the **** you're talking about and I don't
My essay title is "Discuss the role international film festivals play in creating a discourse of identity for non-Western Cinemas" and essentially I'm meant to be saying how film festivals helped Kiarostami become known as one of the most acclaimed directors of world cinema or any cinema but my sources don't help for shit and I can't get any real points across. I'm basically ****ed. And the 3000 word essay is due in the day after so basically if I spend all my time doing this essay then I'm screwed
Originally posted by SlayOh **** awehuhs like, on top of other stuff? That's grim. What were you studying?
Brev, I went to a 'writing-intensive' school, I had to write a 6000+ word report in my first semester. Including graphs and references it was around 30 pages, iirc. Glad I don't have to do that shit anymore. haermm
Originally posted by Scribble
1000 words is difficult to write when you don't know what the **** you're talking about and I don'tMy essay title is "Discuss the role international film festivals play in creating a discourse of identity for non-Western Cinemas" and essentially I'm meant to be saying how film festivals helped Kiarostami become known as one of the most acclaimed directors of world cinema or any cinema but my sources don't help for shit and I can't get any real points across. I'm basically ****ed. And the 3000 word essay is due in the day after so basically if I spend all my time doing this essay then I'm screwed
Change it to a "A tribute to independent cinema. Why Air Bud changed the film landscape we once knew."
when i was in the army they would give us some dumb shit to do to some precise level that we wouldn't achieve right and like we might be given 10 minutes to do this and everyone has to do it and like i hated the whole living on a knife edge all the time thing but at the same time there was some weird relief thing in knowing now matter how well you do or hard you try its not going to be good enough and you're gonna get beasted either way so you just accept your fate so like point is if you don't do the thing then like its not the end of the world
there were two guys in troop who apparently looked like me, or we all looked alike, short, ugly and wore black rimmed glasses. corporals loved it thought it was hilarious. but i had a couple interviews with the troop commander and he confused my locker space with one of the other guys and i never corrected him.
sometimes when on PT he'd shout encouragement at me but he'd call me the other guys name, but again i wouldn't correct him, but when it was in that situation it wasn't because i didn't want to, i was just too knackered to do anything other than breathe heavily.