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Tacysa Posted Nov 23, 2003
tangent? y/x. sin/cos. tan^2=...
Aha. I usually break into song or start dancing and kissing random *my arse* people. 
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cinnamon_spider Posted Nov 23, 2003
Hmmmm? There was a reason why I gave up maths you know!
Hmm yes, "random". I know your game. 
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Tacysa Posted Nov 23, 2003
I can't give up on maths. The darn school system would kick us out.
Why would I kiss anyone not random?? They're always random. Or not.
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cinnamon_spider Posted Nov 24, 2003
Ah poor you, luckily I got to give it up. Now I get to do subjects I actually care about. Apart from Psychology. 
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Tacysa Posted Nov 24, 2003
Lucky you. We have to drudge through all of these useless classes so we'll be able to pass all of these stupid standardized tests. What do you plan on going into?
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cinnamon_spider Posted Nov 25, 2003
Hmmm... well I really like English so I think I'll study that at university. Beyond that I'm not sure. I used to want to become a psychologist but I've kinda been put off that by the whole "learning psychology" thing and finding it a huge 
... although I've heard it's different in real life. Maybe counselling, that seemed good, I went to this mental health training thingy last week and it was cool.
How about you?
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Tacysa Posted Nov 25, 2003
I don't work well with people, so I've gone to the other side. I'm interested in ethology which is basically animal psychology. I would think applied psychology is different than sit down and learn it psychology.
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cinnamon_spider Posted Nov 25, 2003
Ooh! sounds interesting. What's it involve?
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Tacysa Posted Nov 25, 2003
It's just basically the study of environmental and chemical cues that shape the way animals behave. There isn't much money in it but it has higher hopes than most of myother choices.
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Tacysa Posted Nov 26, 2003
Ha! No. We have a certain number and type of classes we have to take before college. For example, I have to have five maths (one done in 8th grade), 4 histories, 4 literatures, 3 sciences, and 4 fine arts/PE/health classes. I'm skipping next year and going into college so I'll be able to start doing more class specialization thank god.
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cinnamon_spider Posted Nov 27, 2003
Yeah good for you with the whole going straight to college thing! it's what I'd do... eek 5 maths?? Yeesh. I mean I was OK at it when I did it but 
I didn't like it!
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Tacysa Posted Nov 27, 2003
I'm wretched at it! I will miss having to take one math by going right to college and getting a chuckle out of it.
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