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So...I have this final tomorrow. For a class I know I'm going to fail no matter what.
Do I go?
'Cause if I go, I take the final. If I take the final, I have to study for it. If I study, I lose time I should probably be using to study for my philosophy final Thursday, since there's at least a chance I can pass that.
That was the question part. 'Preciate an answer. Thanks.
I've been reading some episode reactions to the new SGA episode, and several people have mentioned that while John (in the episode Epiphany) talks about himself in the third person, he calls himself "John", whereas Rodney (in the new ep, Grace Under Pressure) does the same, he refers to himself as "McKay".
All I could think was that when I talk in the third person, unless I'm talking to someone, I don't use my name. I usually just call myself "bitch". Do people usually use their names? To themselves?
So...I have this final tomorrow. For a class I know I'm going to fail no matter what.
Do I go?
'Cause if I go, I take the final. If I take the final, I have to study for it. If I study, I lose time I should probably be using to study for my philosophy final Thursday, since there's at least a chance I can pass that.
That was the question part. 'Preciate an answer. Thanks.
I've been reading some episode reactions to the new SGA episode, and several people have mentioned that while John (in the episode Epiphany) talks about himself in the third person, he calls himself "John", whereas Rodney (in the new ep, Grace Under Pressure) does the same, he refers to himself as "McKay".
All I could think was that when I talk in the third person, unless I'm talking to someone, I don't use my name. I usually just call myself "bitch". Do people usually use their names? To themselves?