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And The Number Of Times I've Needed This Link Since January Is Stupid.
I'm here to share with you some important life lessons, that I myself have learned the hard way in the past month or so.
1) No matter how fast you think you can take a pee, leaving your laptop and headphones alone on a desk in a public building at 5:30AM is not a safe thing to do
ASIDE: My old TL account was CharlieBrownSC2, but I said fuck it and made a new one when I couldn't remember my password
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See you laptop, see you headphones, I'll miss you (As will the MASSIVE gap in my bank account)
And as shady as it is, when reporting something stolen, always make up a bullshit story so that it's a little your fault as possible. Otherwise visa won't give you their stolen-goods coverage money
If I ever find the guy that took it, I swear I'm getting arrested for something
What a dick
Fack.
And as shady as it is, when reporting something stolen, always make up a bullshit story so that it's a little your fault as possible. Otherwise visa won't give you their stolen-goods coverage money
What a dick
Fack.
2) If you're ordering something online, don't be in a hurry to receive it
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- Create list of desktop parts, all pricematched from NCIX, and order them, on a tuesday
- Wait until thursday to hear that your price-matches went through
- Wait until friday to hear that you wrote the wrong phone number down on your credit card (And that visa-debit sucks weiners). Just in time for them to close for the weekend
Fack.
3) If you get accepted into two programs in the same faculty of a school, where one is harder than the other, pick the hard one. It's easier to switch down than up
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I go to uwaterloo, and was originally accepted into computer science and honours math (spec. Actuarial Science.) Not knowing which I wanted, I picked honours math, but took cs-major-level computer classes, figuring I could just switch back and forth as I please
But, I can't, switching into comp.sci is way harder than switching out, which is turning out to be a huge pain the neck.
Fack.
But, I can't, switching into comp.sci is way harder than switching out, which is turning out to be a huge pain the neck.
Fack.
4) Even if you're not using them to apply to other schools/grad schools, marks can matter
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Like when you have a 54% average in your core math courses (algebra != my forte), but need a 65% to transfer to cs
Fack.
Fack.
5) Calendars are only a good way to keep organised if you write down the right dates in them
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AND NOT MIX UP WHEN ALL YOUR COURSES ASSIGNMENTS ARE DUE AND MISS 4 ASSIGNMENTS IN A WEEK.
FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK.
FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACK.
Honestly if I don't get my transfer into CS accepted I'm dropping out of school.
Cheers,
Wallace
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