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Re: Things that made you RRRAAAAGGGGEEEE today: FLAC That Edition
« Reply #29070 on: November 05, 2013, 11:24:06 am »

F-- my Polish teacher.
DO YOU SERIOUSLY EXPECT THE MY ENTIRE CLASS TO PRESENT 3-minute-long SPEECHES, MA'AM?

Why must all my Polish teachers be such...
I don't want to say "assholes", since it would be inappropriate + wouldn't be right regardless.

In my entire life I've had one remotely decent Polish language teacher. And he was a substitute teacher. (granted he teached us for whole three years, but still)

Most likely, because you will have to present a ~10 minute speech on Matura.
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Re: Things that made you RRRAAAAGGGGEEEE today: FLAC That Edition
« Reply #29071 on: November 05, 2013, 11:27:12 am »

Decided to finally watch the movie of my childhood show, 'Avatar: The last Airbender'
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I am going to kill the director for THIS BLOODY MESS, EVERYTHING IS JUST AWFUL IN THIS MOVIE

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I never watched that movie. I wanted to, but there was something about it that made me say "This is not the movie I'm looking for..."
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Re: Things that made you RRRAAAAGGGGEEEE today: FLAC That Edition
« Reply #29072 on: November 05, 2013, 11:37:31 am »

We had to talk for... two or three minutes in our French oral exam.

Majority of it is people going 'uhh... umm...' and such because they're trying to remember the stuff to say.

No, see, it's the very finallest set of exams, determining your university admittance points, and it is in your native language. So, naturally, the demands are somewhat higher.
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« Reply #29073 on: November 05, 2013, 12:37:13 pm »

If that's the case... only three minutes? I'd have expected longer.

Please note that if it was a joke, tone of voice isn't transmitted through the tubes.

No, the exam one is ten minutes of prepared material plus five-ish of responding to questions, it's three minutes now because baby steps.
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« Reply #29074 on: November 05, 2013, 05:14:03 pm »

Same system, I believe.
To the best of my knowledge Matura is a Poland-only thing, at least in this exact form.

Going to the same school with a forummate, now that would be weird.
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« Reply #29075 on: November 05, 2013, 05:16:02 pm »

Same system, I believe.
To the best of my knowledge Matura is a Poland-only thing, at least in this exact form.

Going to the same school with a forummate, now that would be weird.

Not going to happen, since I'm two years older and thus currently a university student. Although IIRC Dark lives in Krakow, meaning we live in the same city since September.
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« Reply #29076 on: November 05, 2013, 05:22:44 pm »

Same system, I believe.
To the best of my knowledge Matura is a Poland-only thing, at least in this exact form.

Going to the same school with a forummate, now that would be weird.

Not going to happen, since I'm two years older and thus currently a university student. Although IIRC Dark lives in Krakow, meaning we live in the same city since September.

Excuse-moi? (not learning French btw)
Where did you get that info about me living in Kraków from?

If anything I live closer to Katowice and even then it's like 30-some kilometers from here.
So unless we meet at some sort of convention I doubt anything is going to happen.
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« Reply #29077 on: November 05, 2013, 05:27:25 pm »

Same system, I believe.
To the best of my knowledge Matura is a Poland-only thing, at least in this exact form.

Going to the same school with a forummate, now that would be weird.

Not going to happen, since I'm two years older and thus currently a university student. Although IIRC Dark lives in Krakow, meaning we live in the same city since September.

Excuse-moi? (not learning French btw)
Where did you get that info about me living in Kraków from?

If anything I live closer to Katowice and even then it's like 30-some kilometers from here.
So unless we meet at some sort of convention I doubt anything is going to happen.

Oh, must've mixed you up with some other forum member hailing from Poland. The International Thread, IIRC, is the source, would have to re-check.
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« Reply #29078 on: November 05, 2013, 05:31:56 pm »

Alas, it shows that us Poles have interest in Dorf Fort.
The lower boards, anyway. I hardly ever see any Polaks in the DF sections; then again, there aren't many opportunities for that kind of information to be of any significant relevance.
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« Reply #29079 on: November 05, 2013, 05:42:18 pm »

OCD/Minor rage: Computer Network teacher mixes between decimal and binary prefixes haphazardly and ambiguously.
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« Reply #29080 on: November 05, 2013, 06:46:51 pm »

Oi....accountants. For people whose jobs it is to know their numbers, they sure do seem unwilling to go beyond "It's wrong!" before calling me and asking me to total out and explain 6 months worth of business.
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Re: Things that made you RRRAAAAGGGGEEEE today: FLAC That Edition
« Reply #29081 on: November 05, 2013, 07:25:21 pm »

OCD/Minor rage: Computer Network teacher mixes between decimal and binary prefixes haphazardly and ambiguously.
Your computer networking teacher is some sort of bastard then, that's almost like switching from Empirical to Metric on the fly...  Why would you do such a thing?

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« Reply #29082 on: November 05, 2013, 08:06:14 pm »

So I let my partners do the editing of our project. We sent a copy to the teacher to proof-read.

She's complaining of terrible grammar. Of course, I can't say too much about my opinions on the wording, since I'm outnumbered 2-1 in the group. As I mentioned before, I'm not too fond of their grammar.

My grammar isn't bad, is it? I always get the feeling that I'm misusing commas.

Also, the teacher is inventing new portions to the project as it goes along, including things that aren't even on our project outline. Which makes the entire outline unreliable since it is not being changed as new things are made up.
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« Reply #29083 on: November 05, 2013, 08:14:03 pm »

WHY ARE YOU PUTTING UP CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS IN GODDAMN OCTOBER?!
If you live in New York long enough, you see back to school supplies sales in June, Christmas stuff in Early October, Valentine's day in December, until you just don't, care, anymore.
No his name is "my wife says".

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You just jelly.
Normally, I would be.

But girlfriend.

But I miss her. :(
Since I am alone and dressed as the Joker I feel it only fitting to laugh at this derangedly. Why are you apart again?
We don't live in the same town. She's a 10-hour train ride away.
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Re: Things that made you RRRAAAAGGGGEEEE today: FLAC That Edition
« Reply #29084 on: November 05, 2013, 08:15:22 pm »

So I let my partners do the editing of our project. We sent a copy to the teacher to proof-read.

She's complaining of terrible grammar. Of course, I can't say too much about my opinions on the wording, since I'm outnumbered 2-1 in the group. As I mentioned before, I'm not too fond of their grammar.

My grammar isn't bad, is it? I always get the feeling that I'm misusing commas.

Also, the teacher is inventing new portions to the project as it goes along, including things that aren't even on our project outline. Which makes the entire outline unreliable since it is not being changed as new things are made up.

You do use commas quite a lot (as do I!), but you're not using them incorrectly. Your grammar seems just fine. :)
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