Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 7th, '18, 22:46
Could have the best art in the world, but if all you do is bitch and moan, no one's gonna buy from ya cuz who wants art from a pissant?
Yeah.
What do you guys watch?
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Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 12th, '18, 07:54
Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 13th, '18, 19:17
Uuuhhhh...
tl;dr HGTV
tl;dr HGTV
Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 14th, '18, 21:07
Hello, I saw something space-related on the first post, so my interest was caught. And I'm kinda looking for a place to chat. And I'm way too shy to actually start posting somewhere
Mostly stuff on Netflix, since I don't have my own tv. Been watching Lucifer lately.
You mean things like tv-shows or series?Madissskin wrote:What do you guys watch?
Mostly stuff on Netflix, since I don't have my own tv. Been watching Lucifer lately.
Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 15th, '18, 05:05
Hi Hota!
I've been looking for things to watch since watching law and order for the zillonth time gets old after a while tfggfgngdhb
I have 3 D's right now uhhg.
I've been looking for things to watch since watching law and order for the zillonth time gets old after a while tfggfgngdhb
I have 3 D's right now uhhg.
Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 15th, '18, 10:56
Law and Order is as crime show isn't it? Do you watch those alot?
I remember watching NCIS years ago.
D's? As in the grades?
We use a numerical grading system where I come from, so I'm not quite sure how good or bad that is... But judging from your reaction it's pretty bad? Is that because you didn't feel well? (I might have read some of the older posts
)
I remember watching NCIS years ago.
D's? As in the grades?
We use a numerical grading system where I come from, so I'm not quite sure how good or bad that is... But judging from your reaction it's pretty bad? Is that because you didn't feel well? (I might have read some of the older posts
) Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 16th, '18, 00:52
Yeah, law and order is a crime show. I like it for its predictable drama.
D's are you did 60% as good as you could have, getcho head out of ass. Im actually feeling better now a days, I had a rough few months tho.
Where are you from?
D's are you did 60% as good as you could have, getcho head out of ass. Im actually feeling better now a days, I had a rough few months tho.
Where are you from?
Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 16th, '18, 12:16
Hehe, a lot of predictable drama is typically a reason for me to stay away from a show. But I can see why people like it!
If you're looking for other things to watch, you could try other crime shows? They tend to a large amount of seasons,. Plus, they could possibly have the same kind of drama?
I'm from the Netherlands, where people were talking about a '6-culture' among students some years back. Basicly meaning that students were satisfied with a 6 (corresponding to ~60%), 'cause it meant that they passed
Though, to be honest I think it matters more that people did their best. And I know that that's not how the system works. But I know people (including myself) who work really hard and then are happy with 60%, because they know they did the best they could.
But I think that, at least in the Netherlands, grades don't really matter once you've graduated?
But it's good that you're feeling better!
I'm not quite sure how the system works were you're from. But, talking from personal experience, it's sometimes better to take a step back from work/studying in favour of your health.
Gah, I sounded way to preachy
If you're looking for other things to watch, you could try other crime shows? They tend to a large amount of seasons,. Plus, they could possibly have the same kind of drama?
I'm from the Netherlands, where people were talking about a '6-culture' among students some years back. Basicly meaning that students were satisfied with a 6 (corresponding to ~60%), 'cause it meant that they passed
Though, to be honest I think it matters more that people did their best. And I know that that's not how the system works. But I know people (including myself) who work really hard and then are happy with 60%, because they know they did the best they could.
But I think that, at least in the Netherlands, grades don't really matter once you've graduated?
But it's good that you're feeling better!
I'm not quite sure how the system works were you're from. But, talking from personal experience, it's sometimes better to take a step back from work/studying in favour of your health.
Gah, I sounded way to preachy
Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 17th, '18, 07:44
I find it to be a bit delightful since I only watch netflix when doing homework and whatnot. NCIS is okay, but bones is often times wayyy too cheesey. Mythbusters is good too.
I think thats a really interesting way to look at it, 60 is good enough and you passed. Unfortunately anything less then 80% here is considered unacceptable.
I wish I could step back for a few days but i would need doctors notes and my doctor to write anything up for me, he will bill my insurance and thats a good 800 dollars i dont want to pay. Luckily my classes are typically 7am-1pmish so i often sleep the rest of the day and whatnot.
Do you do college or anything? Have a degree?
I think thats a really interesting way to look at it, 60 is good enough and you passed. Unfortunately anything less then 80% here is considered unacceptable.
I wish I could step back for a few days but i would need doctors notes and my doctor to write anything up for me, he will bill my insurance and thats a good 800 dollars i dont want to pay. Luckily my classes are typically 7am-1pmish so i often sleep the rest of the day and whatnot.
Do you do college or anything? Have a degree?
Re: Zenith
Posted: Mar 17th, '18, 10:25
If you're also doing homework while watching a show, I can see why you like it. Sounds nice to be able to do both. I would just end up watching the show and not doing anything.
If they would use a requirement of at least 80% here, most people would probably fail, including me
Though they are starting to implement that students need an average of 70 to be able to continue with a master after their bachelor. I can kinda understand why they do that, but it's absolutely ridiculous. Since having a bachelor's is kinda useless for a lot of studies/fields. So then people would end up having wasted the years and money spend on it.
My university is also always telling us we need a doctor's note if we miss an exam or something due to not feeling well. Except that doctors aren't allowed anymore to give that kind of note. Apparently the uni didn't get the memo...
But is there something like a student counsellor/study advisor that can help? (I'm not really aware of how educational institutions/systems work outside of the Netherlands...)
I've a bachelor's degree, currently working for my master's degree. Though I'm going a bit slower than other students due to some stress-related problems last autumn.
If they would use a requirement of at least 80% here, most people would probably fail, including me
Though they are starting to implement that students need an average of 70 to be able to continue with a master after their bachelor. I can kinda understand why they do that, but it's absolutely ridiculous. Since having a bachelor's is kinda useless for a lot of studies/fields. So then people would end up having wasted the years and money spend on it. My university is also always telling us we need a doctor's note if we miss an exam or something due to not feeling well. Except that doctors aren't allowed anymore to give that kind of note. Apparently the uni didn't get the memo...
But is there something like a student counsellor/study advisor that can help? (I'm not really aware of how educational institutions/systems work outside of the Netherlands...)
I've a bachelor's degree, currently working for my master's degree. Though I'm going a bit slower than other students due to some stress-related problems last autumn.