What are you thinking RIGHT NOW?

[juhouh]

I should go to sleep, it's so late already but I have to finish up one thing...

[KingCub]

I really hope I can see the F1 race tomorrow. Looks like I might be gone during that time!

[Regulus]

I really hope I can break this habit of procrastinating and actually get some homework done tomorrow. I have two lab reports to finish before Tuesday, a homework assignment to finish before Monday, a test "cheat sheet" to make for Tuesday, a speech to write and practice for Monday, and some other crap to do for literature class that I'm never even going to consider doing. I should really get working on my analysis project paper thingy for that class, that's due at the end of this month, but I just CBA.

[SimbasMate]

Oh jeez this had better be a proper copy of that game.. if it doesn't work I am not going to be to pleased.

[Carl]

The kid's going to bed awfully early. I hope I'll be able to sleep soon too.

[KingCub]

Sooo, I just remembered. I get to go see Lion King on Broadway tomorrow! My money has been saved, and I am going to be going to every giftshop I can find!

[SimbasMate]

I miss him.. even though we talked last night.

[Regulus]

I checked everything, and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. I tried so many things, but nothing came out right. Then, I got this:

"You may have incorrectly used the frequency as rev/sec rather than rev/min."

I never saw that. >.<

Well gee! Thanks for telling me, after I tried entering five other answers that I thought could have been right. So much BS like this tonight, it's unbelievable.

[DGFone]

"You may have incorrectly used the frequency as rev/sec rather than rev/min."

Only standard problem "tricks". There's a reason why good teachers tell you to always use base units, then convert to what you need.

[Regulus]

There's a difference between knowing to use the correct base units, and simply reading the incorrect units without ever realizing it. As someone who is dyslexic 90% of the time, it's usually the latter that gets me.

You kinda have to read the problem correctly before you can do it correctly. You also have to know that you're reading it incorrectly, so that you can know that you're reading it incorrectly.