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Mine started today, with an English exam that means nothing. Figures; the one subject that I love and can do quite well and they choose have the exam mean nothing. Modern History tomorrow...eep.

99 Red Balloons, by Goldfinger.

Toy Story was one of their best. :D I was fasincated with it when I was a kid. I didn't like the sequel too much though.

I know this thread is kind of dead but oh, well. I couldn't resist finding out what my nickname is. Kind of regret it now: " stinky giggle fanny "

I'm pretty much with you - with the exception of GC. I like some of their music.

Industrial Magic- Kelley Armstrong.

*cries* That is just taking it TOO far. For all the bands that list Queen as a inspiration, you think someone would have sat that person down and said, "No. You cannot make this. No."

Those are the best types of tests. :P

You had an open book one? *shakes fist at Riviet* That's it, I demand that my school makes it open-book as well. :P I seriously need to actually sit and figure everything out for that assesment. That is, of course, if Biology would stop biting me in the ass with it's crap.

Milkshake - Kelis. Do you know how many girls in my Year 10 class thought that song was written about them? And proceeded to prance around like little fucking sluts because of it? Far too many... And my friend adds: "anything hip-hop or American rap. They suck."

Right now? "Bullet with Butterfly Wings", Smashing Pumpkins. Yeah, it's a little angst but whatever.

Thanks, miss_grt. :D

I know this post is from a few months ago (and it started two years ago!), I just want to say thankyou for posting it. I have to make a model of protein synthesis/the polypeptide model and this will probably come in handy. Thanks guys! :)

Elena Michaels, from Bitten, by Kelley Armstrong. I doubt that anyone else has read that book, however. :P

I'm sure I will as well. I've already started to grow a major dislike for the word 'journey' in English.

Bladerunnder/Brave New World. I would have liked to do Hamlet, though. We did that in Year 10, I thought it was an interesting play.

The worst thing I can think of is in Year 9, when someone stuck something in an electrical outlet, and the teacher bent down to take it out, and got a slight electrical shock (it was something like that, I wasn't actually in that class). Apparently, she got so distressed over it and that someone...