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beccaelizabeth) wrote2008-01-08 01:44 pm
beccaelizabeth) wrote2008-01-08 01:44 pm
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I think all the words I have written for my essay so far are No Good. I don't think they answer the question. Also they're not very interesting.
I got a reply from the computer help. Apparently it's not just me, blackboard is busted and nobody can use it. So, you know, not cool.
I learned a new word:
im·bri·cate
adj.
Having regularly arranged, overlapping edges, as roof tiles or fish scales.
v. im·bri·cat·ed, im·bri·cat·ing, im·bri·cates
v.tr.
To overlap in a regular pattern.
v.intr.
To be arranged with regular overlapping edges
now I know the meaning I know why the book uses that word.
It sees the film in a different pattern to how I do. It's somewhere in between interesting and annoying. And arguing with the book will not actually get my essay done.
I got a reply from the computer help. Apparently it's not just me, blackboard is busted and nobody can use it. So, you know, not cool.
I learned a new word:
im·bri·cate
adj.
Having regularly arranged, overlapping edges, as roof tiles or fish scales.
v. im·bri·cat·ed, im·bri·cat·ing, im·bri·cates
v.tr.
To overlap in a regular pattern.
v.intr.
To be arranged with regular overlapping edges
now I know the meaning I know why the book uses that word.
It sees the film in a different pattern to how I do. It's somewhere in between interesting and annoying. And arguing with the book will not actually get my essay done.