Does Graal....

[Dilrod]

=( way too much i am failing math class because most of the class is homework grades and when you dont show all of the steps on the equations and such it realy hurts those scores so i find myself making up work/scribble to act like i did work and not just get answers out of the back of the book

[Reiko_Lonja]

Originally posted by Dilrod
=( way too much i am failing math class because most of the class is homework grades and when you dont show all of the steps on the equations and such it realy hurts those scores so i find myself making up work/scribble to act like i did work and not just get answers out of the back of the book

they should just except the answer only

[FFusion]

Originally posted by Dilrod
=( way too much i am failing math class because most of the class is homework grades and when you dont show all of the steps on the equations and such it realy hurts those scores so i find myself making up work/scribble to act like i did work and not just get answers out of the back of the book

:O my math books only include like odd answers

[Antago]

Originally posted by FFusion
Does graal effect your school grades in anyway?

And for future reference:

effect = noun
affect = verb

Of course, this applies in only the usage you are using.. if it has to do with "altering" or having a change on something.. since there are other forms of effect and affect...

[RamiAharonov]

Originally posted by Antago


And for future reference:

effect = noun
affect = verb

Of course, this applies in only the usage you are using.. if it has to do with "altering" or having a change on something.. since there are other forms of effect and affect...

you scare me sometimes

[Qwert616]

Originally posted by Antago


And for future reference:

effect = noun
affect = verb

Of course, this applies in only the usage you are using.. if it has to do with "altering" or having a change on something.. since there are other forms of effect and affect...

I sometimes get those messed up. I hate when I do that

[Providence_Admin2]

no, seeing how I can't play graal anyway. Even if I could, I doubt it'd do any damage to my grades, seeing how it didn't when stefan's coding didn't bring down my system almost instantaneously after I sign on.

[FFusion]

Originally posted by Antago


And for future reference:

effect = noun
affect = verb

Of course, this applies in only the usage you are using.. if it has to do with "altering" or having a change on something.. since there are other forms of effect and affect...

OK I FEEL STUPID