2 down, 4 to go.

I'm currently experiencing an absurd case of the "body is willing but the spirit is weak" instead of the other way round. I'm mentally exhausted and emotionally numbed and all I want to do is sleep but I'm feeling so awake.
Blame the potent Red Bull I had this morning and I only took like 3 sips of that diluted drink. This coming from the girl who falls asleep after drinking coffee.
So I'll just rant here, till I feel remotely sleepy (physically) when in my mind, I'm half gone already.

COM208 in the morning was a pleasant surprise. Marko scores in my books today because he gave MCQ's and True/False instead of another long essay. Except that the MCQ contained funny questions and phrases I've never ever seen. I just googled "screw-you effect" and I got this from urban dictionary:

the screw you effect

A psychological term. When a participant is in an experiment you may not get accurate results because they are aware of the experiment and in turn go out of their way to do everything wrong or go against everything u ask them to.

scientist 1 "this guy is doing everything wrong"
scientist 2 "ah a classic case of the screw you effect"

Then this effect should be a "confounding" variable right? Then again, this is from urban dictionary.com where my name, Valerie means "the most awesome girl in the world". Yes, yes, it can thus be trusted. I refuse to look at the other meanings: some are hilariously insulting. LOL.

I should sleep and stop blogging so much.

223 was doable except that I got extremely carried away with the first question. I spent almost 40 minutes on a 15 mark question. What a doofus. I did the exact same thing last semester with another open book exam (i.e. Biz Law) except that one was more epic because it was only worth 10 points.

I'm having a serious pimple break out: they're physical manifestations of my extremely unhealthy habits of sleeping late, eating McDonalds, stress, caffeine, junk food, more junkfood, oily fattening food and no exercise.

I finally yawned. Twice. I'm sleepy. Good night. afternoon. evening. whatever