I'm here on DU, recovering from another all nighter

[sasquatch]

Book Report for those who need to know.
:hangover:

[ThomCat]

1. Sleep is not an option?

:boring:

I hope the book report went well.

[sasquatch]

2. I didn't finish it even

I just made a summary of the book and wrote two pages of the report.

[Minnesota Libra]

3. How I remember what that was like.........

......from my college days in law school. We had just 10 questions on any and all tests and we got to take the test home overnight, so we could use law books, notes, etc. All answers had to be typed and double spaced. Sounds fine so far. Right? In fact it was pure hell.

Each question was worth 10 points and all spelling, punctuation, case study, etc had to be spot on or points were subtracted. The hellish part was that to answer each question properly required a minimum of 5 double spaced pages and usually 8 to 10. So yes, test time ALWAYS turned into an all night ordeal. :nuke:

I think I rebelled after college too because to this day my spelling and punctuation is absolutely horrid. To this day, without "spell check" no one would ever have the slightest clue what I was talking about either.:blush:

So I understand and I feel your pain. :hug:

[sasquatch]

4. Got any cafine pills

*passes out*

[ksilvas]

5. You can sleep when your dead. (Warren Zevon song reference)

Theres nothing quite like the sight of your bed after
an all night-er in the art lab, then sitting through morning class critique.

[miss_american_pie]

6. What book?

[sasquatch]

7. The Invasion Within: The Contest of Cultures in Colonial North America

By James Axtell.