May 3, 2007
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If all else fails, I could just pretend to collapse…
Luckily, I didn’t have to. The ELEC1601 quiz today wasn’t too bad. It was just 8 multiple choice questions. I knew that I got 3/4 (it’s half a mark per question), which isn’t too bad compared to the people who sit next to me, but I don’t know which ones I got wrong.Yesterday’s linguistics exam was harder. Then again, even with that I didn’t have to pretend to collapse, although before both quizzes I did feel a little bit dizzy.
There was a new lecturer in maths today. Luckily, he has a “neutral” accent unlike someone else, and he’s funny too.
I took the robot home today. I should really check it to make sure that it survived the journey. xD It’s surprising that my group actually agreed to let me take it with me considering that I ride a bike to the train station, so it’s relatively risky.
Then again, trying to put a song on it will be fun! I want it to play “Dans ma fusée”. It would be so ironic to have this slow-moving little robot play “Dans ma fusée” (“In my rocket”), but I really like that tune. Hopefully, I’ll get it done before the other person who’s also working on music figures out how to make it play the Pokémon theme song.
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Ooh, robot? I’m making one with my group also, except the only thing it can do is to move backwards/forwards, and say “I rock so hard” on repeat.
And it’s SO FREAKING COOL that you ride your bike to the train station. I’ve always wanted to ride my bike to school (which I did when my subway went on strike) everyday, instead of paying 4$ each day to ride a train for 2 miles. TWO MILES.
You should make your robot do a victory dance after every song. It would be so awesome >D