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Nanowrimo

Sun Nov 8, 2009, 2:41 PM
  • Mood: Stuck
  • Listening to: Hans Zimmer
  • Reading: Herodutus' Histories
  • Watching: Clash of the Gods. (awesome. Go see)
Entered, got 2000+ words. Will update every 2 days as to word limit status.


Current Wordcount as of 07 November: 5335/50,000

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IMPORTANT NEWS.*

Sat Oct 3, 2009, 1:05 PM
  • Mood: Cheerful
  • Listening to: Whatever happens to be on my WMA.
  • Reading: March up Country
  • Watching: Clash of the Gods. (awesome. Go see)
February, I go to Arvon- [link] - for a trip to do a creative writing course for 5 days.


*Edited!

P.S. Can anyone link me up with a Fantasy LARP in the Essex and Kent areas?

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I has a Smarty-Pants.

Thu Sep 24, 2009, 5:46 AM
  • Mood: Cheerful
  • Listening to: Whatever happens to be on my WMA.
  • Reading: Sophocles
  • Watching: Clash of the Gods. (awesome. Go see)
I hold the record for passing my Level 2 ICT Skills exam. I do not know the exact grade (but it is above 29) but 10 minutes taken when the tiem usually is 30 is awesome.
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Samhain

Sat Nov 1, 2008, 7:01 AM
  • Mood: Approval
  • Listening to: Loreena Mckennitt
  • Playing: Coursework
Tis a dark day, Samhain be...
Muhahahaha.



I have two things to say to thee, sirrah, cryptically.

Perchance one morn, the day doth rise, you awake to your suprise, an idea bold, an idea brave,
to chill your hearts, and see thy grave,
La Lune a une idee! C'est Magnifique, c'est tres bon, But would you like to know the nom?

In pastures old, in clouds fleeting past,
An old shop stands to help creativeness last,
A Dragon's pen, a Firebird in its slumber sleeps,
Tiptoe past Assassain's Vine, Gollum creeeppssss,
Come ye in, I'll help ye all, beware thee though, there's your imagination to grow...

Guess this one and you'll know, what's to come.
;)

EDIT: If you crack this you appear in the comic in ONE WHOLE EPISODE.

EDIT NOTE: the scraps have clues.

GCSE Results

Wed Aug 27, 2008, 10:20 AM
  • Mood: Artistic
  • Reading: Blade of Fire
  • Watching: Robin Hood (BBC) episodes
  • Playing: (Doing Writing. )
  • Eating: Thou knowest not what I eat?
Last Thursday I got my GCSE results, however during the hubbub of excitement, anger and doom of forgetfulness, I did not remember to post this until about 10 minutes ago.

The day began with trepidation as I solely entered the school building (I know it's probably all jargon to you, but it's an account of what happened on that day.) (Did I spell Happened right?) (anywho...) I walked into the Foyer to collect my results, there were several teachers present- A balding Maths teacher, a over-exuberant History teacher known for the happy incidents in year seven: (and I quote " *Teacher jumps on table pretending to be a norman knight on a warhorse* "You are dead." *response* "But you killed me last lesson!" *Teacher's response* "Well you're dead again!" ") and a plump office lady with a unwavering jovial grin on her face.
"Would you like your results?"
"Yes Please,"
The big white envelope was handed to me, I said my thank-yous and sat down on the floor near the chairs (the chairs being fully occupied) and began to open the letter.
My first impression of the results were "I can't believe I got that for Art!" and "Haha, Look at what I got for P.E.!" and many other remarks. Then came the moment to tally the score to see if I had made the required points to get into the school. I knew that the results that I had got were good enough to study the lessons there, but had the points been counted correctly? I grabbed a scrap piece of paper and worked out the points: A was 3 points, and B was 2 points, with C being the lowest point you could still get and pass.
Counting all my passes (and failures) the score came to 13. I hadn't got in. Then my friend pointed out that I hadn't counted my Product Design Score properly. That boosted it to 14, one point short. I decided to recount, writing each subject and it's score next to it, the points coming to 15- I had got in. Proudly I told my friend, and then I remembered that I had to see the sixth-form teacher. I asked where I could find him and was directed to room 7.
Inside, there were three desks, each bearing a Teacher for sixth-form on the opposite side of them. I waited for my turn to come, My name called, I was sitting opposite a History teacher, an Irish Man that resembled Louis Walsh in all but his voice and clothing. I had not reckoned for what Mr Hay had to say.
"I am afraid to tell you that you have not met the required point score."
How was this possible, I had counted them together, a Teacher had been present at the time and had verified the result with me. How could I have not got in?
I asked, "But I have counted the points myself- I counted 15."
Mr Hay brought out a spare piece of paper and wrote down the scores, each next to their subject. "There was a slip inside your envelope that told you the result you had got..."
I quickly fumbled inside the envelope and found a small slip of paper, that bore the grim tidings.
"14 points?"
"Yes. I am afraid that you will not be coming to our school." Mr Hay said with a 'snooty' air. "Have you got another placement choice?"
I nodded. "I have applied for the college in Benfleet, and I do know I have got their offered place."
With that I was dismissed from the room to leave the foyer, The teacher came to me that had seen me with my results earlier.
"Isn't that a shame?" she said sympathetically. "Would you like to call your mother?"
"No." I said, "I want to break the news to her myself."
Her phone rang. It was her son that had rung to tell her his results.
I said my goodbyes and slowly left the foyer.
I touched the threshold's stone and whispered "Until we meet again..."
Then I left and made the thoughtful journey home.

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That above was the long- now here's the short of it;

Art: A
English Language: B
English Literature: B
Drama: B
Food: B
Maths: C
Product Design: C
French: C
Sciences: C
Additional Sciences (Practical exams): D
P.E.: D

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