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I'm actually going to fail the course Legit I'm fucked

I cried.

Dislikes: advanced MBLG final What in the fuck was that?!

lol, my maths lectures were 3:1 law auditorium:Chem lecture theatre Which I think is pretty good for an advanced Maths student

+2 cans of coke (in like 6 minutes) Dem brain carbs. So hungry fuck!

I wasn't expecting to get 100 in dance.

I had some chicken now too. And some seafood salad. And some orange and mango juice that was surprisingly not terrible.

Manbulge in <12 hours. Better start studying. :D

ah, okay Yeah, Pat and I have been friends since year 7. I met her and then became friends and then invited her to my 17th and then made her and Pat talk and then her/my friend (the one we met through) and I were like "we have to set them up" and now they're dating 5eva.

lol how far away are you? Lol

Go inside, it looks like some sort of navy ship!

Scrambled egg Crunch(?) chocolate bar 2 coffees 2 cans of coke A beef kebab ~500mL of cloudy apple juice Now I'm going to eat whatever is in the fridge. Fuck, I eat so much more during exams and still manage to lose weight (dat brain power I never use)

I agree so much with this and I mostly think people around my age like him as bond and think he "fits" because, hey, he was the first bond you ever saw of course he's going to fit in as himself. Duh. lol

Daniel Craig should definitely not be at the bottom, in Casino Royale he was good, and in Quantum of Solace he was great, and he will most likely be good again in skyfall.

Holy shit, I found you!

Wait, so how do you know her then?

In conclusion, shit's cray. That's my statistical conclusion. (inb4 I write that on my stats test)

1. ROGER MOORE 2. Sean Connery 3. George Lazenby 4. Daniel Craig 5. Timothy Dalton 6. Barry Nelson ceebs 7. Christopher Cazenove ceebs 8. David Niven ceebs 9. Adele Adkins 10. Pierce Brosnan YAY!

Can't spell and is wrong. Go away.

Heat of combustion is the energy output value, Q, i.e. kJ Molar heat of combustion is this value over the number of moles combusted to find the engergy per moles combusted, i.e. kJ/mol