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Wat soll man sagen...

Ouuuuuuaaaaaaaaaiiiiiis!!!!! :D J'ai 18 au galop micro Wasmereeeeuuuuuh!!!! :D   

Sophie: Dis moi que t'es dans la merde pour le QCM toi aussi.

Moi: Je suis dans la merde.

Sophie: Bien. De toute facon dans l'amphi Berlin on peut trop bien tricher.

Moi: Ouais mais ca ne sert à rien si on est dans la merde tous les deux.

Alas, our case study in Microeconomics, which I've been ranting about lately, is finally done. What a great relief.

Call time this morning was 8:00am sharp. Being filipino, it's not really expected of us to be punctual, especially on important events. I was 5 minutes late.

I went to the Reading (and sleeping) Area to accompany one of my group mates and to wait for the rest to arrive. We were given an hour to prepare ourselves, meaning attire, hair, make-up. After which, we had to arrange the chairs, and practice how to deliver our respective reports. Technical problems couldn't be avoided. We had no speaker and the video Princess made wouldn't play on Dancel's laptop. Everything else was in order - except our boisterous classmates. 

Anyway, our professor finally (finally!) arrived at 11-ish, according to Glyza. Our report actually took one hour to finish, if it had not been for our prof's reminder that it's already time. Everything we planned fell into place, all was well - our classmates even participated during the first part of the report (thanks to Dancel's hand-outs for collaborative discussion) -  except for one tiny mistake which I'm not even saying. 

I think our professor just swallowed his pride when he clapped and told us that he gave our group a high grade for the report. Usually at the end of the report, our professor will ask several questions, which most of the group weren't able to answer. But since it was nearing 12pm, he no longer asked or contradicted us with what we reported to him, except again for that tiny mistake.