The forgotten
I think I haven't touched it since the last exam I took last semester. It was left lying in my cupboard collecting dust for about 5 months, until today. I had to wipe the layer of dust off. Thankfully there wasn't any cobwebs gathered on it.
Maybe you'll be surprised to know that an engineering undergrad didn't pick up his calculator for an entire semester, until the day before his exams (and I mean literally). My antique CASIO fx-D400 is still working fine. It shall accompany for the very last exam of my undergrad life (before it goes back to collecting dust? Who knows?).
Maybe you'll be surprised to know that an engineering undergrad didn't pick up his calculator for an entire semester, until the day before his exams (and I mean literally). My antique CASIO fx-D400 is still working fine. It shall accompany for the very last exam of my undergrad life (before it goes back to collecting dust? Who knows?).
posted by Tengkia | 11:44 am
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back in sec and JC days... calculators were very impt... some people even brought extra calculators for exams.. there was once i forgot to bring calculator for exams and i panic like hell to beg for one...
in uni however, calculator is seldom used... maybe it is needed to calculate how much mana u need to carry out a certain combo.. "stun" "silence" "wave"... then the "finishing move"... haha
hcl.. pls dun be too stressed up. ur exams will be over soon. i wish u dun need to see a doc for this. oops... foul mouth again
Worry not, I'll bring HCl to a LAN shop tomorrow and he'll be cured soon enough.
Actually I use mental calculations to determine if there's enough mana or not, no time to press calculator (sounds like no time to refer to notes for open book exams doesn't it?).
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