Keep em' coming

I aced the 1st test last sem. now i aced another one this sem.

Ok now look... for those of you who didn't pass the test, you have to read one of bob ong's books i think it's abnkkbsnplk or something. see you don't have to prove the examiners that you're good at a particular subject. who cares if you got an 83 in college algebra? who cares you got an 85 or 89 in psychology when all your other subjects are zero? dumbass. don't be so high and mighty to think that you even got most of the college algebra answers right on that test. wait, don't tell me that you're only doing what a student does during an exam. WRONG! you must be a total ninny if you believe in that crap. in an exam, if a student doesn't know the answer to the question he/she does 4 things: 1 - skip over to the next number, or 2 - does the bentot-bentot method, or 3 - doesn't answer the question and moves to the next questions, or finally, 4 - cheat. No, No, don't tell me you won't result in cheating. we're not perfect. what if a paper fell from nowhere and got the answers to your questions? wouldn't you pick it up? i'm not saying there's an easy way. cause if there was, please tell me. i'd highly appreciate it. the point is, in this life, whatever advantages that you have, use it to the fullest. now back to the exam i talked about earlier. don't flatter the examiners or the test checkers. look at my results, 83-psych 73-college algebra 73-physical science 78-life science 85-communication skills. so compare this result from my mine(this is not someone's result so if this matched yours, im sorry. it is totally coincidental. again i apologize) 79-psych 85-college algebra 82-physical science 0-life science 0-communication skills. the exam had no time limit, then go for it. flatter the test checkers. but sad to say, there is a time limit. don't answer slow and answer surely. if you already took the test or had a leakage for it, then answer slow and answer surely. if you don't have an advantage i suggest you answer fast and answer smartly. read the questions that you think you might have a chance of getting it right. if you think you don't have a chance to answer that question, then skip it and come back for it later. do not ever leave a question blank. to sum it all up, i have a few things to say.


#1 - Answer fast and answer smartly.
#2 - Time is gold.
#3 - Read fast.
#4 - Don't be an goody two shoe. use any advantage you have to advance.
#5 - Don't waste time studying about an exam that measures your potential. chances are, you'll encounter questions that are out of this world. if you know what i mean.

And 2 last important things...

#6 - DON'T BE A SUCK UP! IF YOU BECOME A SUCK UP, YOU'LL HAVE CLASSMATES THAT HIDE AND TALK ABOUT MEAN STUFF ABOUT YOU BEHIND YOUR BACK! DON'T BE A SUCK UP TO TEACHERS BY SHOWING HOW EAGER YOU ARE. YOU'RE ONLY IRRITATING THEM. IF YOU WANT TO IMPRESS THEM THEN PASS THE EXAMS AND BE QUIET ABOUT IT! DON'T TALK LOUD IN PUBLIC IF YOU DON'T WANT TO EAT YOUR WORDS!

#7 - "Huwag maliitin ang kakayahang chumamba." - Bob Ong













(If i hit someone in this post, sorry. i'm only telling the truth. also if i accidentally copied your results above, i'm sorry. totally coincidental.)