Current Year 11 Thread Mark II

ugh my walls are like full of english revision, literally got no room for re and science revision notes :frown:

Think I'm gonna have to size my notes down a bit

Reply 5984

applesdonothelp

Original post by _OliviaTheOwl

Has anyone done or is currently doing short stories from Sunlight On The Grass Anthology?

I am. It is so boring :frown:

Reply 5985

multiplexing-gamer

Printing of all my past papers and mark schemes. THIS IS TAKING FOREVER!

Reply 5986

Whats sunlight on the grass? :O We have moon on the tides

Reply 5987

GreenLantern1

Original post by multiplexing-gamer

Printing of all my past papers and mark schemes. THIS IS TAKING FOREVER!

ol I will do that at school. Waste all of their paper rather than mine. Mum ought a whole booklet of paper and I have used it up within 2 weeks!!! :cool:

Reply 5988

Original post by multiplexing-gamer

Printing of all my past papers and mark schemes. THIS IS TAKING FOREVER!

My printer doesn't work so I do that at school. Using schools ink and lots and lots of paper haha. My ICT teacher goes crazy if I do it in her lesson so im gonna shrink my past papers to 2 pages per A4 paper

Reply 5989

CharlieBoardman

14

Original post by c3ntury

What would that be? :smile:

Lock picking! Locks are actually quite interesting puzzles, I love puzzles!

Reply 5990

multiplexing-gamer

Original post by iJess

My printer doesn't work so I do that at school. Using schools ink and lots and lots of paper haha. My ICT teacher goes crazy if I do it in her lesson so im gonna shrink my past papers to 2 pages per A4 paper

Original post by GreenLantern1

ol I will do that at school. Waste all of their paper rather than mine. Mum ought a whole booklet of paper and I have used it up within 2 weeks!!! :cool:

I'm not wastin my lunchtime!
Also my ICT teacher is a pyscho, we have to request what we want printing! She told me off on my report for helping others! Crazy b*tch

Reply 5991

c3ntury

2

Original post by CharlieBoardman

Lock picking! Locks are actually quite interesting puzzles, I love puzzles!

Wow haha! I've never tried it, doesn't sound like the most innocent of schemes :wink:

Reply 5992

Original post by multiplexing-gamer

I'm not wastin my lunchtime!
Also my ICT teacher is a pyscho, we have to request what we want printing! She told me off on my report for helping others! Crazy b*tch

Wow really? I print them off in my free periods - ICT and Maths. Maths is better to do it in because my maths teacher is amazing, but has a sarcastic sense of humour :biggrin:

I wanted something signing the other day and he was like no I won't sign it -chucked it in the bin- then told me to get it out and he'd sign it for me :colondollar:

Reply 5993

Pandora.

Original post by GreenLantern1

For number 2 I would say x=4 but it does look very odd. Have you got a link to these questions or maybe take a picture of the question and upload it so maybe then we would understand it?

http://oi41.tinypic.com/jae3on.jpg
There you go, in the majestic quality of my phone! :biggrin:

Ignore my working out, it doesn't mean anything.

Reply 5994

Pandora.

Original post by CharlieBoardman

Lock picking! Locks are actually quite interesting puzzles, I love puzzles!

You need to teach me. :eek:

Reply 5995

CharlieBoardman

14

Original post by c3ntury

Wow haha! I've never tried it, doesn't sound like the most innocent of schemes :wink:

Original post by Pandora.

You need to teach me. :eek:

It may not sound so innocent lmao! But it is actually very interesting know how to 'solve' different types of locks! I've just ordered my first pick lock kit off the interet, which will make things a lot easier! So far I have been making my own equipment with paperclips an hair clips etc. They still work, but are much more difficult to use, and the majority of the time are unsuccessful to an inexperienced lock picker :smile:

but I shall have my kit soon :biggrin:

and hey, it won't matter if I lose my door key any more! :biggrin:

I'm never going to do anything malicious, it's just for fun and curiosity :smile:

Original post by Pandora.

http://oi41.tinypic.com/jae3on.jpg
There you go, in the majestic quality of my phone! :biggrin:

Ignore my working out, it doesn't mean anything.

That is correct :smile:

Reply 5996

Pandora.

Original post by CharlieBoardman

It may not sound so innocent lmao! But it is actually very interesting know how to 'solve' different types of locks! I've just ordered my first pick lock kit off the interet, which will make things a lot easier! So far I have been making my own equipment with paperclips an hair clips etc. They still work, but are much more difficult to use, and the majority of the time are unsuccessful to an inexperienced lock picker :smile:

but I shall have my kit soon :biggrin:

and hey, it won't matter if I lose my door key any more! :biggrin:

I'm never going to do anything malicious, it's just for fun and curiosity :smile:

You might not, but I might :colone:

I've been Googling, it might make an interesting procrastinating tool. Except the only place I could get into is my garden shed, and it terrifies me.

Original post by CharlieBoardman

That is correct :smile:

My answer? It better be! :biggrin:

I spent ages trying to work it out.

Reply 5997

multiplexing-gamer