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It would be fine.

Someone did. was probs you.

This isn't a prank. We're not that lame. Kinda lame. But not that lame.

checking rep

They are allowed.

That's what they said last time, and it didn't happen.

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i am worried about section 1. wat shud i do.?/

i am a scared

At this stage of the game, just go for it. Don't worry about changing the idea, make sure the writing is as good as it can be.

Be careful with redundant repetition. Your first paragraph sounds nice; but could basically be condensed to 1-2 lines. Your bartender doesn't quite make sense. He's stayed up late, there's a commitment to the job. But he doesn't know the drinks names? "“They’ll be gone soon,” the bartender...

Do this.

I would avoid other symbols for English responses. Short form etc., e.g. and i.e. are ok though. Ampersand '&' shouldn't be used as a replacement for 'and', but you won't actually lose marks for using it.

oh yeah That was a fun speech to do.

As long as you write it in full in the intro, you're fine. So in the intro, write: Peter Skrznecki (PS) And you're set to us PS for the rest of the essay.

Pretty much. Poetry excels in the editing process. Something you don't have time to do in the actual exam.

Bumping for exam season. Read it. Trust me. Read it.

I think cupcakes were made instead.

Well, the writing/directing stuff isn't actually a part of the job. It's just something I'm doing on the side. But still, same industry as the job. I have to read the papers every day for work. I wouldn't say I'm well acquainted with the news though.

Not really. If I drop it, I'm out. I suppose I could return, but it'd be a bit strange. I finished my play about this: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/17/business/global/layoffs-illegal-japan-workers-are-sent-to-the-boredom-room.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 Which turned out ok. I've got a bunch of...