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[it means no worries]

It's not in most schools-it's only because im in a boarding school. We also have to be back in school on Sunday evening.

When im back in a regular school next year, i'll be all done on Friday night

[Marizzle]

@KD You've said it all. The exact same thing applies to me.

Yeah, but I didn't know Boarding Schools actually had Saturday classes. Personally, I don't think it's necessary for a student to have an extra day of classes, much the contrary, but that's just my opinion.

[Carl]

So... you get... like one day off? That seems... counterproductive.

[Marizzle]

^Pretty much my thoughts.

[Carl]

If there isn't enough time to relax, no one's going to pay attention.

Those of us with even shorter attention spans will be nodding off into lala land every day.

[Marizzle]

I completely agree with you. Also, I think some people would start hating to study, because it'd be overdone.

[Carl]

Probly. To be honest though, until uni I was always daydreaming about video games and books during class anyway.

At uni I probly woulda too, if I hadn't been distracted by other things.

So maybe I don't have the best perspective.

[Marizzle]

OMG, serious? I'm one of those that could be drawing, talking to someone, etc, that I'd still hear the teacher and actually pay attention. It's a practical skill.

[Carl]

Well, up until uni, I made some of the highest marks possible and I almost never listened to the teacher during class. I was always drawing (and daydreaming), writing a story, or doing the homework for the lesson that was being taught.

[Marizzle]

Truluy? That's awesome!
That homework thing is so me! I often did the same.