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GP Argumentative Essay Test, tomorrow
Date: Tuesday, 8 February 2011 10:27 pm
Getting ready to fail my GP argumentative essay test tomorrow.
How the hell am I suppose to write an ARGUMENTATIVE ESSAY when I didn't even learn how to write it? Oh gosh, I don't want to fail my first GP test, even though it's only based on language ):

But I still think I would probably write crap for my test tomorrow.
What to do? At least it'll be a start. But I need some facts, and I'm too lazy to find them.
Blame me to be born lazy.