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What do you love most about yourself?

Reply 20

loopymeg

13

Clarence

I have a birth mark on my leg that looks like a tea stain.

Yeah, like mine. It's shaped kinda like the UK mainland, which is a bit weird :confused:

My Auntie has one on her stomach which really does look like a tea stain, because not only has it got the main splodge, but it's got little mini splodges around it. She's always been a messy eater :rolleyes:

Reply 21

Peter88

I can pick up on peoples feelings/mood really easily...except girls :p:

where i become a stupid... boy

Reply 22

fat_hobbit

2

Anonymous

Hey, just wondering what you guys most love/appreciate about yourselves. It can be a physical asset or a personality asset. :rolleyes:

For me its, my hips.

My height

Reply 23

bedbug

14

Probably the fact that I can put very little effort into revision and get good grades. My memory, that's what I love the most. Generally if I learn something once it sticks.

Reply 24

erk

14

I seem to turn everything into some sort of joke, basically i dont take anything seriously. On a feeeew occasions people get pissed off, n' ive been dumped in tha past 'cos of it. hahaha

Reply 25

DOJO

squirly

Probably the fact that I can put very little effort into revision and get good grades. My memory, that's what I love the most. Generally if I learn something once it sticks.

This raises the question. Is 'intelligence' as defined through our examination system about how good you can 'remember and recall material' rather then actually fully understand the material? In other words, another student will be at a disadvantage to you if they have a bad memory, so unlike you; they will be unable to cram material in. As they have forgotten what so an so said, what this theory said etc etc.

Reply 26

Chumbaniya

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squirly

Probably the fact that I can put very little effort into revision and get good grades. My memory, that's what I love the most. Generally if I learn something once it sticks.

Same here. It's fantastic. I was annoying people before my Core 4 maths exam in June by telling them I'd only started revising for it on the morning of the exam.

I'd probably say my other equally favourite feature is that I'm incredibly introspective. I always consider why I think or feel the way I do, and assessing my own beliefs or values. I think it's very good for refining my character and preventing me from making stupid mistakes.

Reply 27

loopymeg

13

squirly

Probably the fact that I can put very little effort into revision and get good grades. My memory, that's what I love the most. Generally if I learn something once it sticks.

I hate you*

My memory matches that of a Goldfish, or at least that of this little guy here > :stupido2:

*Only joking :p:

Reply 28

randomuser#6

My fist, it has won me, many a battle.

Reply 29

qwerty_st/n

11

i love my sense of humour. granted, i'm probably the only person who does, but i crack myself up. that's enough for me.

Reply 30

DOJO

darkfairy

She said her memory was good, not her intelligence.

Indeed she did. But the point I am trying to make, is that this great ability will allow her to "pass her exams with good grades" and so will help her in going to a top uni as she is able to cram and get away with it. So from an outsider perspective she will be perceived as highly intelligent as she has an "A in this, an A in that" and is going to so and so uni.

P.S.

I am in no way doubting your intelligence, as I am sure you are very intelligent. I just wonder if you had a bad memory and tried to cram material in the night before like you have done so, how badly your grades will be affected.

Reply 31

black_mamba

14

My sense of adventure. :smile:

(The same answer I gave to the 'what makes you unique' thread).

Reply 32

Tarts_n_Vicars

13

Ditto on the very little revision thing, though to be fair I have a memory like a sieve which is why I can only revise right before an exam or else I'll have forgotten all the stuff.

Other than that, I'm in a good mood 99.5% of the time apart from the odd black hole moment lol

Reply 33

NViasko

Tarts_n_Vicars

Ditto on the very little revision thing, though to be fair I have a memory like a sieve which is why I can only revise right before an exam or else I'll have forgotten all the stuff.

Other than that, I'm in a good mood 99.5% of the time apart from the odd black hole moment lol

Rehearsal.

Reply 34

mypaperheart

16

I'm good at consoling people and cheering them up. :smile:

Reply 35

Ron Stoppable

14

Rosalily

I'm good at consoling people and cheering them up. :smile:

You never console me. :rofl:

Reply 36

Ron Stoppable

14

squirly

Probably the fact that I can put very little effort into revision and get good grades. My memory, that's what I love the most. Generally if I learn something once it sticks.